Which analysis best conveys the significance of Clarence Darrow to American society in the 1920s?
A. The trial showed the increasing alienation of the federal
government from farmers' problems.
B. He embodied modern and secular ideas that traditionalists found
threatening
C. He symbolized the plight of rural and religious Americans in a time
of increasing change.
O D. His policies demonstrated that America could one day be an
international leader.