Which aspect of American society in the 1920s best explains why William Jennings Bryan's work was significant at the time of the Scopes Trial?
O A. Religious conservatives felt that they were losing moral ground to
secular thinking.
O B. Participation in World War I led Americans to want a larger role in
world affairs.
C. Farmers were increasingly resentful of policies that hurt them
economically
D. American urban and suburban populations were growing rapidly.