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The Scopes Trail or Scopes Monkey Trails was a 1925 case trial on teaching evolution in Tennessee public schools which a recent bill had made illegal. This trial was viewed as an opportunity to challenge the constitutionality of the bill to advocate for the legitimacy of Darwin's theory of evolution and to enhance the profile of ACLU American Civil Liberties Union 

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The Scopes Trail or Scopes Monkey Trails was a 1925 case trial on teaching evolution in Tennessee public schools which a recent bill had made illegal. This trial was viewed as an opportunity to challenge the constitutionality of the bill to advocate for the legitimacy of Darwin's theory of evolution and to enhance the profile of ACLU American Civil Liberties Union 

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Anti-Evolutionist efforts in Tennessee succeeded when in 1925 by the Tennessee house of Representatives was offered a bill by John Bulter that made teaching evolution a misdemeanor. the act was passed 6 days later 

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Anti-Evolutionist efforts in Tennessee succeeded when in 1925 by the Tennessee house of Representatives was offered a bill by John Bulter that made teaching evolution a misdemeanor. the act was passed 6 days later 

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The trail became a Publicity stunt for the town. A local businessman met with the superintendent and lawyer to discuss using the trail for newspapers to write about the town.  A hearing was held on May 9th, 1925 by a grand jury. 

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The trail became a Publicity stunt for the town. A local businessman met with the superintendent and lawyer to discuss using the trail for newspapers to write about the town.  A hearing was held on May 9th, 1925 by a grand jury. 

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A Anti-Evolution League book sale in Dayton Tennesse during the trail 

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On July 20th, Darrow one of the layers called on William Jennings Bryan a Populist leader to testify as an expert witness for the prosecution on the bible. Darrow challenged Bryan  on various bible verse that related back to the issue of evolution. Bryan only responded by claiming that Darrow " only aim was to cast slurs on the bible." with the judge limiting the trial to one single question of whether or not John Scopes had taught Evolution in school which he admittedly had. 

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On July 20th, Darrow one of the layers called on William Jennings Bryan a Populist leader to testify as an expert witness for the prosecution on the bible. Darrow challenged Bryan  on various bible verse that related back to the issue of evolution. Bryan only responded by claiming that Darrow " only aim was to cast slurs on the bible." with the judge limiting the trial to one single question of whether or not John Scopes had taught Evolution in school which he admittedly had. 

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The Next day Scopes was fined $100 and convicted. Tennessee prevented the teaching of evolution in schools until the Butler Act's was repeal in 1967. Mississippi and Arkansas also passed their own bans on evolution because of chirstian beliefs in 1926 and 1928 which also lasted for serval decades before being repealed. 

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The Next day Scopes was fined $100 and convicted. Tennessee prevented the teaching of evolution in schools until the Butler Act's was repeal in 1967. Mississippi and Arkansas also passed their own bans on evolution because of chirstian beliefs in 1926 and 1928 which also lasted for serval decades before being repealed. 

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Scopes Monkey – Rare Footage of the "Trial of the Century" | Flashback | History