APUSH 26a

it alllowed unrestricted immigration from the w hemi countries making latinos the fastest growing minority.

• reaction to shifting moral standards decline of church's authority and broad mindedness of city dwellers and college students.
• no longer confined to the south, in big n and midwest cities.
• due to internal disssent and violent methods and schisms.

a rise f modern christiantiy and the reaction to that notion, the idea that the bible should be sutdied in the light of higher criticism. Byan and other leaders were against the teaching of evolution.

trial against scopes over teaching of evolution in public schools and colleges. death of bryan led to decline of fundamentalism.

contains virulent ethnic and social prejudice and seems aimed at policiny the poor, the foreign born, and the working class.

prohibition, but wasn't well enforced

• the nat'l amerian woman suffrage association.
• the nat'l woman's party who picketed ad civil disobedience

• first suggetion of constitutional amendment
• started by paul and lucy burns

warns of danger from poor and ethnic votes. also, some southerners say womens' votes would insure white supremacy.

• promoted by alice paul
• to eliminate all reamining legal distinctions b/w men and women
• introducd in congress, but it failed ratification.

• calud mcKay
• Lnagston Hughes
• zora neale hurston
• countee cullen
• james weldon johnson

pictured the lives of simple folk in georgia's black belt and the sophisticated af am middle class in DC