Scopes Monkey Trial
Religious Fundamentalism
Scientific Advancements
Modernist Religion
100

Who was the teacher from Dayton, TN?

John Scopes

100

Who believed the Bible can only be translated literally?

Religious fundamentalists

100

What does the Darwin theory of evolution challenge?

Fundamentalist teaching

100

What did modernists believe in?

People who embraced new ideas, styles, and social trends.

200
How did the trial effect the fundamentalists?

(Get one of these to get the points)

-Helped end political activism of fundamentalists

-Excluded them from mainstream Protestant denominations

-Caused them to create their own churches and denominations separate from traditional denominations.

200

What two groups was American Protestantism divided into?

Modernists and Fundamentalists

200

The automobile industry boom helped grow which industries? Give two answers.

-Glass

-Steel

-Rubber

-Oil

Construction

200

Which religion did modernists branch off from?

American Protestantism

300

What did the ACLU offer to teachers in TN who defied the law that made it illegal for public school teachers to teach anything that challenged the Bible?

Free counsel

300
What did Fundamental Evangelists ban from some schools?

The teaching of evolution

300

The creation of pressurized cabins and radial engines allowed for what?

Commercial flight

300

What did modernists advocate for?

A conscious adaptation of the Christian faith in response to the new scientific discoveries and moral pressures of the age.

400

When Darrows and Bryan took off their jackets during the trial due to heat, what article of clothing was Bryan lacking that was a symbol of urban culture in rural TN?

Suspenders

400

What was the name of the pamphlets that were published before WW1 that inspired the name of the group?

The Fundamentals

400

Who came up with the Theory of Modulation?

Reginald Fessenden

400

What did modernism cause in the 1920s?

-New scientific discoveries

-2nd Industrial Revolution