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Ch. 20 Sec. 3 Cultural Conflicts

What were the biggest problems in enforcing Prohibition? Bootleggers and owners of speakeasies were clever in eluding the police Many people disregarded prohibition laws There was not enough money to enforce prohibition properly Organized crime was hard to fight

Why was it so difficult to bring Capone to justice? Though he was a known criminal they could only convict him of tax evasion He had enough money and power to avoid prosecution by bribing police and city officials

Where and how did racial issues surface in the 1920’s? Northern cities experienced race riots KKK engaged in violent attacks against African Americans and other minorities Southern states continued to deny suffrage to African Americans

What were the goals of Prohibition? Eliminate drunkenness and abuses it caused Eliminate saloons Prevent job absenteeism and accidents stemming from drunkenness

How were religious issues and fundamentalism at odds with the teaching of evolution? Fundamentalists believed that the bible was true in a literal sense Theory of evolution contradicts the history of creation as stated in the bible

Which positions did William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow each represent in the Scopes trial? Bryan: Fundamentalist, prosecution Darrow: supporter of free speech. defense

Why were many African Americans drawn to Marcus Garvey’s message and movement? Offered escape from continued violence and discrimination Urged followers to take pride in being African American Strive for economic advancement