Adopted by 95 percent of the movie industry during most of the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, the Motion Picture Production Code would have allowed ______.

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The Motion Picture Production Code had strict guidelines that prohibited ridicule of religion and set standards for decorum and morality, such as promoting the hero as a role model. Showing a minister of religion as the hero of a story would have been acceptable under these guidelines. The Code also restricted passionate kissing, toilet humor, and jokes with sexual innuendo or suggestive content.

Adopted by 95 Percent of the Movie Industry During Most