Farmer trouble
Farmers _____ food production during WW1
increased
American culture became taken over by what?
Materialism
Who did many people blame for causing labor disputes?
Immigrants
_______ took over American culture (especially urban)
materialism
Who was president for most of the 1920s?
Calvin Coolidge
Demand ____ after European farms began producing food again
plummeted
Where were many culture battles fought?
Media sources, newspapers, churches, ect
What is the effect of overproduction?
lower price
Typical urban views are more _______?
contemporary
Main witness for prosecution during the Scopes trial?
William Jennings Bryan
Why did many farmers lose their farms?
They couldn't pay their mortgage
What was the first year (census year), in US history, when more Americans lived in urban areas over rural.
1920
Common dream of steel workers?
Typical rural views are more _____?
Conventional/conservative
Who was John Scopes' lawyer?
Clarence Darrow
Congress tried passing ____ ____, to help farmers, but it was vetoed by the president.
price supports
Who taught the evolution in Biology class? Who did this upset?
John Scopes ; fundamentalists
What agency was set up following the US steel strike?
War Labor Board
Name 3 states that typical fundamentalists would likely reside in?
TX, OK, AR, TN, MO, LA, MS, AL, GA, SC, NC, FL, KY, VA
Biology teacher that taught evolution and was sued over it?
John Scopes
Why did farmers' incomes continue to plummet?
Prices would only increase if there was a higher demand.
How much was John Scopes fined? In what biblebelt state?
$100 ; Tennessee
What was the date of the Boston Police Strike?
September 9th 1919
Typically, where would more contemporary/scientific viewpoints be? (geographic examples)
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, DC, Chicago (large urban areas)
Who was the US Steel Strike's main representative?
William Z Foster