National attention was drawn to the Scopes trial
of 1925 because the case
(1) represented a conflict between science and
religion
(2) reversed a previous Supreme Court decision
on free speech
(3) upheld the right of veterans to protest in
Washington, D. C.
(4) revealed the extent of prejudice against
immigrants
of 1925 because the case
(1) represented a conflict between science and
religion
(2) reversed a previous Supreme Court decision
on free speech
(3) upheld the right of veterans to protest in
Washington, D. C.
(4) revealed the extent of prejudice against
immigrants