The only presidential candidate from the America First Party had earlier stumped for a policy named for this concept that was often pitched with an anecdote about God calling “Come to my feast.” Muckraker Henry Demarest Lloyd published an exposé of Standard Oil titled for this concept, which he pitted against the state. Preacher Gerald L. K. (-5[1])Smith led a network of local clubs called a (*) “society” (10[1])named for this concept. (15[1])The (10[1])slogan “Every Man a King” (10[1])represented (-5[1])a policy (10[1])named for this concept during the Great Depression. A (10[1])person who (10[1]-5[2])was inspired (-5[1])by (-5[1])the Pratt Institute (10[1])to create a (10[3]-5[1])school in (10[3])Pittsburgh (10[2])theorized (-5[1])a namesake (10[1]-5[2])“gospel” of (10[2])this (0[1])concept. (10[5]-5[2])For (10[1])10 points, name (10[1])this concept that Huey Long (-5[1])moved to “share” in 1930s Louisiana. ■END■ (10[3])