Flappers, who were they, describe them, how were they different from previous women in america

rebellious, women of the 1920s who rejected Victorian norms with short skirts, bobbed hair, heavy makeup, and a love for jazz, smoking, drinking, and casual dating, work, and sexuality, unlike previous generations to strict, conservative feminine ideals

What did religious fundamentalist fear about america and what were their core beliefs

biblical inerrancy, the literal truth of scripture, traditional morality (opposing dancing, alcohol), and militant defense of "Christian civilization"

Define darwin's theory of evolution

life changes over time through natural selection, where organisms with advantageous,

associated with a Christian fundamentalist movement in the United States that held a literal interpretation of the bible

John T. Scopes, who was he, where was he from, what did he do, and what law did he break

Kentucky-born high school teacher, violating the state's Butler Act, which banned evolution instruction in public schools

Result of the scopes monkey trial

John Scopes being found guilty of teaching evolution and fined $100

the action of forbidding something, especially by law.

Define 18th amendment

The 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution established Prohibition, banning the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933

The Volstead Act, officially the National Prohibition Act, was the 1919 law that provided the enforcement for the 18th any beverage with more than 0.5% alcohol and prohibited its manufacture, sale, and transport throughout the United States

Impact of prohibition, bad Address speakeasies, bootlegging, organized crime, ect

Rise of Organized Crime(The demand for alcohol did not disappear, creating a massive black market that criminal gangs) (Hidden, illegal bars known as "speakeasies" proliferated in urban areas ) and Bootlegging, The illegal production and smuggling

Impact of prohibition, good

Initial Public Health Gains, improve public health, reduce alcohol consumption, decrease problems relating to over drinking.

21st amendment, define

The 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1933, repealed the 18th Amendment

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Question	Answer
Flappers, who were they, describe them, how were they different from previous women in america	rebellious, women of the 1920s who rejected Victorian norms with short skirts, bobbed hair, heavy makeup, and a love for jazz, smoking, drinking, and casual dating, work, and sexuality, unlike previous generations to strict, conservative feminine ideals
What did religious fundamentalist fear about america and what were their core beliefs	biblical inerrancy, the literal truth of scripture, traditional morality (opposing dancing, alcohol), and militant defense of "Christian civilization"
Define darwin's theory of evolution	life changes over time through natural selection, where organisms with advantageous,
Define creationism	associated with a Christian fundamentalist movement in the United States that held a literal interpretation of the bible
John T. Scopes, who was he, where was he from, what did he do, and what law did he break	Kentucky-born high school teacher, violating the state's Butler Act, which banned evolution instruction in public schools
Result of the scopes monkey trial	John Scopes being found guilty of teaching evolution and fined $100
Define prohibition	the action of forbidding something, especially by law.
Define 18th amendment	The 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution established Prohibition, banning the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933
Define volstead act	The Volstead Act, officially the National Prohibition Act, was the 1919 law that provided the enforcement for the 18th any beverage with more than 0.5% alcohol and prohibited its manufacture, sale, and transport throughout the United States
Impact of prohibition, bad Address speakeasies, bootlegging, organized crime, ect	Rise of Organized Crime(The demand for alcohol did not disappear, creating a massive black market that criminal gangs) (Hidden, illegal bars known as "speakeasies" proliferated in urban areas ) and Bootlegging, The illegal production and smuggling
Impact of prohibition, good	Initial Public Health Gains, improve public health, reduce alcohol consumption, decrease problems relating to over drinking.
21st amendment, define	The 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1933, repealed the 18th Amendment

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