How Did The Red Scare Help The Spread Of Communism

Source one is demonstrating a propaganda campaign against communism, it is stating how America under communism would cause chaos and disarray with the country. Instead of gradual change, communism would promote revolutionary change in the US. The Red Scare created an intensified ideological battle between the United States and the Soviet union. As McCarthyism spread during this time, more and more people began doubting government control and felt scared by the threat that communism may spread. The end of World War II brought out a mass series of political and economical battles which sparked an intense rivalry of the superpowers. With each power believing it’s own ideology to reign above all, threats were posed against the welfare for the innocent people beneath the leadership. The source depicts the American
With the ideologies basis focusing on the individual’s interest over the collective interest, creates a society where there is little government control or intervention for privatized businesses. During the time of the U.S.S.R., the government had a strong belief in the communist ideologies in which they believed would create more equality amongst all people of the country. It was the difference of opinion that added to the tensions between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. as both theses powers believed highly in themselves and in the correctness of what they were implementing into their countries. The communist party in Russia focused largely on the development of their industry, the sciences and technology, which would increases the flow of their economy. Opposite to the majority of America, all the land and resources were publicly owned and managed. Through the view of the U.S.S.R., this source criticizes the ideology of capitalism, the importance of individual interest over collective interest, in which has been carried out in America since its independence in