1920s prohibition and scopes chapter 11-2. __________________ millions leaving _____ areas to the...
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1920s Prohibition and Scopes
Chapter 11-2
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__________________
• Millions leaving _____ areas to the glitz, glamour and job opportunities of _____– ______________________ leaving a year– Farm technologies also meant
__________________________________– 1920: __________ cities with at least
____________________________ people
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Urban vs. Rural
• Cities were more __________________– More association with people different than oneself– More competitive in nature due to
________________________________________– Centers of _______________________________– Electricity– More liberal than country– More risk taking– People moving to city from country were shocked
when they saw
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___________________
• _______________________ movement– Believed in _________________________– Skeptical of some of new _______ theories
that were more accepted in cities– Stronger in rural areas, especially in the
__________________________________
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Creationism v. Evolution
• Many Americans still believed in creationism– Belief in _________________________________
• Many Americans believed in evolution– Belief that _______________________________
________________________________________– Charles Darwin
• Conflict of culture
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Scopes Trial
• 1925: Tennessee banned the teaching of __________ in schools– Strong fundamentalist
population
• Scopes was a science teacher who taught evolution.
• He was arrested.
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US feared change
• Clarence Darrow was his attorney (ACLU)
• William Jennings Bryan was prosecuting attorney.
• Scopes was found __________of teaching evolution.
• Showed conflict in culture in the U.S.
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______________________
• 1918: 3/4 of people lived in _______ states
• Volstead Act (1919): banning of ______________________________________
• 18th Amendment (1919)
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Would This Make You Stop?
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At First….
• Bars • People • Drunkenness
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But…
• People found ways to drink– Made their own– _____________ opened– _______ smuggled liquor
• Prohibition Bureau of the Treasury Dept. was established to enforce
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Organized Crime
• Decade of gangsters who made _____________ selling illegal alcohol
• _______________ was the head of the Chicago mafia.
• By 1929, less than ____% of American supported prohibition
• ______Amendment repealed prohibition in 1933