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GREETINGS FROM MR. MEISTER

Reverse Quiz Write out 5 potential IDs from the chapter of any specific person, place, event or idea that was historically significant. Write out 5 potential IDs from the chapter of any specific person, place, event or idea that was historically significant. Write out 3 short answer questions covering a MAIN IDEA from the chapter on Progressivism. Write out 3 short answer questions covering a MAIN IDEA from the chapter on Progressivism. You do not need to answer any of the questions, but you must be able to! You do not need to answer any of the questions, but you must be able to!

Scopes Trial As you watch the video, keep in mind the following: As you watch the video, keep in mind the following: William Jennings Bryan's significance in the Populist movement. William Jennings Bryan's significance in the Populist movement. Clarence Darrow was a railroad attorney who quit after the Pullman Strike to work labor and social issues. Clarence Darrow was a railroad attorney who quit after the Pullman Strike to work labor and social issues. Social Darwinism and Darwinism were often interchangeable in public discourse. Social Darwinism and Darwinism were often interchangeable in public discourse.