Monkey Trial Flashcards

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When did the Monkey Trial happen?

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in 1925

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2
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Where did it happen?

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In Tennesse

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3
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What was the Butler Act?

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A law that forbade the teaching of evolution

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Who was John. T. Scopes?

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A substitute Bio teacher who agreed to be put on trial

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5
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Who was John Scopes represented by?

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Clarence Darrow

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6
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Who was the prosecution by/

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William Jennings Bryan

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7
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What happened at the end of the trial?

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Scopes was found guilty adn fined 100$

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8
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What people question after the trial?

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People questioned whether Fundamentalism was the way to teach

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9
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How many newspapers covered the event?

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200 newspapers

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What was it publicized?

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It was broadcasted on the radio and through newspapers

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Why was the trial importnat?

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Represented a dramatic clash between traditional adn modern values
It tested religion and brought attention to teh fact that schools should have more science - sparked debate between science and religion
It gained a lot of popularity

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How did the trial gain a lot of popularity?

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Broadcasted on the radio
newspapers
H.C. Mencken wrote articles
people were aware of another option

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