How did fundamentalists feel about the teaching of evolution in classrooms in America?

A. They believed it went against the biblical account of creationism

B. They believed it was a better, more symbolic interpretation of the story of creationism from the Bible

C. They supported the scientific approach to explain how the world began and where human came from

D. They thought the teaching of evolution violated freedom of speech

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Tiana Kidd

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8 June, 20:38

How did fundamentalists feel about the teaching of evolution in classrooms in America?

A. They believed it went against the biblical account of creationism

B. They believed it was a better, more symbolic interpretation of the story of creationism from the Bible

C. They supported the scientific approach to explain how the world began and where human came from

D. They thought the teaching of evolution violated freedom of speech

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Elle Cordova · Answer 1

A)

Explanation:

Fundamentalists - - people who believe in the Bible only.

They believed that God created humans, and that's the begging and end of everything. On the other side, we have scientists who believed that there is much more to it, than religion itself. They don't mock it, they just have more complex theories about it. When it comes to Fundamentalists, their theories and thoughts are a bit limited, while scientists keep an open mind.