Which of the following applies to the growth of Fundamentalism in the 1920s? Americans were uneasy about rapid social change and supported traditional religious beliefs. Fundamentalist preachers supported the theory of evolution as it was taught in public schools. Race riots took place in American cities that led to the destruction of African American homes.

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Brent Nash

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17 March, 15:24

Which of the following applies to the growth of Fundamentalism in the 1920s? Americans were uneasy about rapid social change and supported traditional religious beliefs. Fundamentalist preachers supported the theory of evolution as it was taught in public schools. Race riots took place in American cities that led to the destruction of African American homes.

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Carissa Hays · Answer 1

(A) Americans were uneasy about rapid social change and supported traditional religious beliefs.

This applies to the growth of Fundamentalism in the 1920s

Explanation:

Fundamentalism started to create and establish religious policies and other beliefs. The growth of Fundamentalism marked that the Americans were uneasy about the rapid social change and also supported traditional as well as some religious beliefs too.

Many ideologies and sculptures came into existence and people were discriminated based on their religion. Diversity was totally avoided and only a particular set of people enjoyed all the comforts during this time. Many ancient scriptures and dogmas became significant during this time. In various places various sets and groups of people were considered to be superior.