Pop CulturePop CultureSkim pages 412-413. Fill in the outline using your book: (copy entire outline and put your answers underneath, but leave some space to add info)

-New Morality: (what are their new thoughts?)- Marriage:- Working women:

-Flapper (definition):

-Fundamentalism (definition):

-Scopes Trial (definition):- Butler Act (what did it outlaw?)

-18th amendment (definition):- Volstead Act (what can government now do?)

-Speakeasies (definition):

SIN #

New MoralityNew Morality

Marriage- believed successful marriage was one of love and friendship not financial security.

Working women- can provide for themselves, don’t need a man to support them.

flapperflapper

1920s girl, young, hip, provocative dress, smokes, drinks, dances to jazz

FundamentalismFundamentalism

Backlash against the flappers

Religious movement to regain traditional values as written in the Bible

Wanted a harsh, disciplined lifestyle

Butler Act (Tennessee)Butler Act (Tennessee)Outlawed teaching against creationism,

cannot teach evolution in Tennessee

Scopes trial aka Monkey TrialScopes trial aka Monkey Trial

Battle between fundamentalism and New Morality

ACLU put in newspaper to find a new teacher who would teach evolution in Tennessee

John Scopes took the job even though it broke the law

Found guilty, but punished w/ small fine

Both sides claimed victory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofM99LFZhxo

  scopes trial

1818thth amendment amendment

Bans alcohol nationwide

Illegal underground bars that pop up everywhere to make and sell alcohol

Speakeasies Speakeasies

Organized crimeOrganized crime

Crime gangs make lots of money selling illegal alcohol and increase their power in government

Buy off police and judges

Capone- makes millions selling alcohol in Chicago, runs city, arrested for tax evasion

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