Controvery of Creation vs. Evolution in Inherit the Wind, by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

When asked how he was standing on the Bible, he answered: "I believe that I am studying the Bible like any other amateur and not boasting, this sentence is the Bible And because of the understanding of the general public, it shows how much power you have.This is why the public loves him very much.He is their favorite He is a billionaire in this field, they are most interested in themselves.

In the inheritance, Jerome Lawrence and Robert Lee made a large trial in a small town and discussed controversial "creation and evolution". There are many characters with a gorgeous and strong individuality. These include: Matthew Harrison Brady and Henry Drummond. All these influential people are strong, but not everyone has the same power. It is not only for other people but also for themselves. Matthew Harrison Brady is a very strong and respected person

"Inheritance Wind" in which Kirk Douglas and Jason Robards produced by David Papazian directed by David Greene appeared was arranged by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. The drama "inherited wind" was inspired by the "Monkey Judgment" in 1925, where a teacher was arrested and tried to teach a course of evolution. But the movie "inheritance" should not be regarded as a documentary, should not be regarded as a true record of the experiment, but rather it should be regarded as a dramatic movie that shapes it by raising it to convey a strong message to the audience .

Inheritance is an American drama debuted in 1955 by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Lee. The story imagined a "monkey" trial in the range of 1925 as a means of debating contemporary McCarthy trials. Discussion about creativeism and evolution has contemporary resonance, as indicated by the numerous revival of theaters after the decades of original drama and screen adaptation. Inheritance is a fictitious explanation of the 1925 "Monkey" trial, and John T. Scoops led Charles Darwin's evolution theory to the high school science curriculum contrary to Tennessee law. The role of Matthew Harrison Brady is designed to reflect the personality and belief of William Jennings Brian, but the role of Henry Drummond is similar to that of Clarence Darrow. Former close friends Brian and Darrow broke each other at the scope trial

The drama "The Wind of Succession" was written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Lee to inform the reader about the corruption of the law restricting the freedom of the general public. The play was based on the actual occurrence of personal John Scope in Dayton, Tennessee in the 1920s. This famous "monkey trial" not only enables people to accept new theories about the origin of mankind but also shows that they do not have to limit themselves to other life areas.