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The Scopes Trial John Scopes was arrested for teaching evolution Scopes was guilty but evolution was on trial What should be taught in school evolution or Creationism Scopes was fined $100 and the law banning evolution remained in effect

Period 2, 5, & 6 We will examine the conflicts that developed during the 1920’s. Chapter 13.2 Reading Chapter 13.2 Notes Dances of the 1920s

Chapter 13.2 Free young woman who embraced new fashion and attitudes The Flapper Free young woman who embraced new fashion and attitudes Women became more assertive Began smoking, drinking in public Danced the foxtrot, Charleston, and the camel walk Casual dating occurred. Men dated women they didn’t intend to marry. (courting)

New Work Opportunities Female college graduates became teachers, nurses, and librarians Some women broke stereotypes by flying planes and driving taxis. 10 Million women were working Few women were in managerial positions Men argued that a woman’s place was in the home

The Changing Family The birthrate had declined Due to increased availability of birth control Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic Household life was made easier Ready made clothes, sliced bread, canned food New inventions made cleaning easier Washer machine, vacuum cleaner

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