How did the two sides in the Scopes Trial represent conflicting value systems and What did each side value most?
The Scopes Trial showed a conflict between science and fundamentalist Christianity. John Scopes, a biology teacher, valued his right to teach the theory of evolution, while the fundamentalists valued the Bible.
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