The Scopes trial shocked America. Tennessee schoolteacher John Scopes brought the question of teaching evolution in schools to every dinner table; and it remains an essential topic in any course on American History; the History of Education; and Religious History. This volume’s lively interpretative introduction provides an analysis of the trial and its impact on the moral fiber of the country and the educational system; and examines the race and gender issues that shook out of the debate. The editor has excerpted the crucial exchanges from the trial transcript itself; and includes these along with reactions to the trial; taken from newspaper reports; letters; and magazine articles. Telling political cartoons and evocative photographs add a colorful dimension to this collection; while a chronology of events; questions for consideration; and a bibliography provide strong pedagogical support.
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