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After John Scopes was found guilty, why were fundamentalists still unhappy with the verdict? A. Scopes only served one year in jail. B. The judge only imposed a fine of $100. a …

After John Scopes was found guilty, why were fundamentalists still unhappy with the verdict? A. Scopes only served one year in jail. B. The judge only imposed a fine of $100. a …
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After John Scopes was found

guilty, why were fundamentalists
still unhappy with the verdict?
A. Scopes only served one year in jail.
B. The judge only imposed a fine of $100.
a
C. The judge didn't impose any punishment.
D. The fine was only $1,000.

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User Elishia
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Answer: B

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I got it right on acellus

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User Krul
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I think the answer is letter B.
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User ROY Finley
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