LESSON 7A DOL: Roaring 20s Pt I

1. Why was national attention drawn to William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow in the

Scopes Trial?

• The case represented a conflict between modern science and religion

• The case revealed a previous Supreme Court decision on free speech

• The case upheld the right of veterans to protest in Washington DC

• The case revealed the extent of prejudice against immigrants and women

Flappers could be classified as ________________________.

• women elected to government national office.

• women who earned more financial income than men.

• traditional women who focused on domestic chores.

• women who opposed traditional views on gender role.

What was a major impact of Prohibition on the US in the 1920s?

• There was an overall increase in organized crime

• Woman’s suffrage was restricted

• Racial prejudice increased

• Helped caused the Harlem Renaissance

Which constitutional amendment ended prohibition?

• 18th

• 19th

• 20th

• 21st

The Scopes Trial was a major trial that started due to-----

• a science teacher discussing the Theory of Evolution.

• a teacher arguing for the expansion of a multi-party political system challenging the two party system.

• American nativist policies against immigrants in the northeastern cities.

• freedom of speech at local universities.