n a narrow way, the "Monkey Trial" was about [1] In a broad way, the case reflected [2] Scopes [3] Interested in free speech rights, [4] backed his defense. His lawyer was [5] The state's attorney was [6] . He agreed to take the case because he believed that evolution theory led to dangerous social movements. And Brian believed the Bible should be interpreted literally. taught in the public high school in Dayton, Tennessee and included evolution in his curriculum. He agreed to be the focus of a test case attacking the new law. Clarence Darrow, a famous defense attorney. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) William Jennings Bryan, a former candidate for the U.S. presidency a clash between modern ideas and traditional forces. Fundamentalist Christians believed new scientific theories were undermining the authority of the Bible and Christian morals in society. a biology teacher named John T. Scopes challenging a Tennessee state law against teaching human evolution or any other theory denying the biblical account of the creation of man

n a narrow way, the "Monkey Trial" was about [1] In a broad way, the case reflected [2] Scopes [3] Interested in free speech rights, [4] backed his defense. His lawyer was [5] The state's attorney was [6] . He agreed to take the case because he believed that evolution theory led to dangerous social movements. And Brian believed the Bible should be interpreted literally. taught in the public high school in Dayton, Tennessee and included evolution in his curriculum. He agreed to be the focus of a test case attacking the new law. Clarence Darrow, a famous defense attorney. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) William Jennings Bryan, a former candidate for the U.S. presidency a clash between modern ideas and traditional forces. Fundamentalist Christians believed new scientific theories were undermining the authority of the Bible and Christian morals in society. a biology teacher named John T. Scopes challenging a Tennessee state law against teaching human evolution or any other theory denying the biblical account of the creation of man

	taught in the public high school in Dayton, Tennessee and included evolution in his curriculum. He agreed to be the focus of a test case attacking the new law.
	Clarence Darrow, a famous defense attorney.
	The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
	William Jennings Bryan, a former candidate for the U.S. presidency
	a clash between modern ideas and traditional forces. Fundamentalist Christians believed new scientific theories were undermining the authority of the Bible and Christian morals in society.
	a biology teacher named John T. Scopes challenging a Tennessee state law against teaching human evolution or any other theory denying the biblical account of the creation of man.