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Explain the circumstances and the signficance of the Scopes Trial. John Scopes is a biology teacher and he breaks the Tennessee law by teaching evolution in his biology classroom. first time in modern history that people had to balance religion and science.
What was the Harlem Renaissance? Identify one person involved with this movement. African American cultural art, literature, music. Langston Hughes. w.e.b DuBois.
Why did farmers struggle to share in the economic prosperity of the Roaring 20's? overproduction will cause an decrease in profit
What is Prohibition? Identify the Amendments that established it and then later repealed it. Why was Prohibition unsuccessful? the ban of alcohol. consumption and selling. 18th amendment establish. 21st repealed it. unsuccessful because people still drank. speakeasies.
Explain two pro-business policies adopted by the government during the time period of "Coolidge Prosperity". increased protective tariffs. reduce the income tax. called back loans from europe.
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