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The 17 pages that link to Scopes trial, each with the reason it gives.
Charles DarwinRelated: The trial shows how controversies over evolution persisted long after Darwin.
CreationismRelated: The trial made the American conflict over evolution and creationism a national controversy.
Jazz AgeRelated: Its public conflict over science, religion, and education exposed tensions beneath modernizing urban culture.
Biblical literalismRelated: Its public debate linked biblical creation readings with resistance to evolutionary teaching.
Science and religionBroader topic: It dramatized disputes over evolution, education, and biblical interpretation.
William Jennings BryanBroader topic: Bryan joined the prosecution, making the trial a public confrontation over evolution and religious authority.
Culture warBroader topic: The trial made the conflict between religious traditionalism and modern science a national spectacle.
Religious fundamentalismBroader topic: Its publicity made the conflict between biblical authority and evolution nationally visible.
Roaring TwentiesRelated: The trial dramatized conflict between religious traditionalism and modern science in the decade.
H. L. MenckenBroader topic: Mencken’s vivid dispatches made the trial a national contest over science, religion, and education.
Clarence DarrowRelated: Darrow defended Scopes and cross-examined William Jennings Bryan in this nationally publicized dispute over evolution.
Inherit the WindNarrower topic: The trial supplied the historical framework, though the play changes names and details.
Christian fundamentalismBroader topic: Its national coverage made fundamentalist opposition to evolution a public controversy.
1920sRelated: Its clash over science, religion, and modernity exposed cultural divisions beneath the decade’s glamour.
History of creationismBroader topic: It made disputes over evolution and biblical authority a national public controversy.
Relationship between science and religionBroader topic: It made evolution, biblical authority, and public education a highly visible American controversy.
Religious opposition to evolutionBroader topic: It made the conflict over teaching evolution a nationally visible legal and cultural dispute.