when in rome do as the romans do. example of an irish name but was really among irish catholics and jewish immigrants and this irish jewish alliance if you will was very important in new york, certainly in the entertainment world, broadway dominated by the irish we will look out later, nrcs produces its first presidential candidate, smith's team around him, this election team is largely jewish in competition, the irish jewish alliance that conquered points to continues with his first attempt at winning a national election. questions? to finish up, the last passage that i read to you by public account politics seems capable of uniting people across ethnicity and religion but the reality is more complicated. we have seen even in the catholic church ethnic divisions undermine unity, catholics who share a common faith are deeply divided by ethnicity because the ethnicities represented in some cases a different language, in all cases a different culture and culture mattered. faith is not enough to unite people across diffe

when in rome, do as the romans do. this example here of certainly johnny hern, it's an irish name, but he moves freely among irish catholics, and jewish immigrants. and this irish jewish alliance, if you will, is very important in new york at this time, and certainly in the entertainment world, broadway, dominated by the irish, passed the torch to jews, and something we'll look at later in the semester when tammany produces its first presidential candidate, hal smith, smith's team around him his kind of election team, is largely jewish in competition. so this kind of irish-jewish alliance that plunket points to here, would continue on in tammany, even to tammany's first attempt at winning a national election. okay. so on that, any questions? okay. just to finish up here then. especially in that last passage that i read to you, by plunket's, politics seems capable of uniting people across lines of ethnicity and religion. of course the reality is more complicated. we have already seen, even within the catholic church, et

okay, one in rome, do as the romans do. his example here of certainly johnny interim, he moves freely among irish catholics and jews, jewish immigrants, this irish, jewish alliance if you will, was very important in new york at this time. broadway was dominated by the irish, kind of passed the torch to jews, and something we will look at earlier -- later in the semester, when tammany produces's first presidential candidate, how smith, his team around him, his election team it's largely jewish in composition. this irish, jewish alliance that plank it points to hear would continue on in tammany, even to the first attempt of winning a national election. okay, so, on that, any questions? so, to finish up here. especially on that last part i read to you, by plank its account, politics seems capable of uniting people across lines, ethnicity, and religion. but of course, the reality is more complicated. we have already seen how even within the catholic church, ethnic divisions undermine unity. catholics who do share a common faith