By: Mariah Lowe. EVOLUTION  Humans have originated from lower life forms CREATIONISM  God created the universal and humans in six days. 

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By: Mariah Lowe

EVOLUTION  Humans have originated from lower life forms CREATIONISM  God created the universal and humans in six days. 

 In 1850s Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace came up with the ideas of evolution.

 Alfred Wallace  Charles Darwin

 Epperson v. Arkansas  In 1968  John Epperson a teacher challenged a state law  He taught creationism in a public school but didn’t teach evolution.  Scopes v. Tennessee  In 1925  John Scopes a teacher broke the law by teaching evolution  Convicted and fined $100  This law stayed in effected till 1967.

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