... experiment" was condemned during the twenties, however it should not have been condemned as most people openly accept Darwin's theory today. Also dealing with the social, as well as cultural and economic experiments of the twenties, was prohibition. Prohibition had an overwhelming majority behind it through the U.S. for numerous reasons. "Alcohol became a menace to the fighting efficiency of the nation ... large cities throughout the country. "Chicago was afflicted with such an epidemic of killings as no civilized modern city has ever seen, and a new technique of wholesale murder was d...

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... made the sex scandal public. There was also an accusation on Clarke of misappropriated funds and another that he had changed the Klan into a violent group that's main platforms were hate and prejudice. When Simmons and Clarke both denied these claims, the Klan refused to believe them. Clarke brought lawsuits ... against the four men for larceny and slander, however they counteracted by a suit for malfeasance. When the Klansmen ... criticizing other groups in America, described the KKK for their satirical show Smart Set. This shows that the KKK was being ridiculed and popularity and inf...

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