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William Jennings Bryan

This person becomes Secretary of State in 1912, a post he later resigns over the U.S. entry into World War I.

Clarence Darrow

During the trial, this attorney uses various strategies, including closing argument waiver.

John T. Scopes

This young person is single, with mild and cooperative manners that will not alienate parents, taxpayers, or others involved.

John T. Raulston

This person is the presiding judge at the Scopes trial.

John Randolph Neal

This person serves on the defense during the trial as the local counsel throughout the case.

Herbert E. Hicks and Sue K. Hicks

These attorney brothers in Dayton serve as a part of the prosecution.

George W. Rappleyea

This individual makes the first call to the ACLU about Dayton's willingness to help challenge the Tennessee statute.

Fred E. Robinson

This person owns the shop where the initial meetings about a possible test...

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