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    Second Red Scare Analysis

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    during the 1950’s. Events such as the second red scare was a very feared topic on capitol hill between Conservatives and Democrats. The spread of communism and the thought of it spreading to the United

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    Red White And Blue Scare

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    1A Contestant - Elliott Morris The Red‚ White‚ and Blue Scare “American’s have always evinced some distrust of government‚ but the current situation has exacerbated this to a degree that may be unprecedented” – Eric Alterman circa 1960. When Eric Alterman so boldly said this in 1960‚ he was affirming his stature in many areas to his fellow Americans. He was establishing himself as a societal whistleblower‚ a governmental troublemaker‚ and a political activist – all with one sentence. It is also

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    The Lasting Social Impact of The Red Scare on American Society Even thought thee ideals and societal expectations are vastly different from the 1940’s and 50’s to now‚ much has stayed the same. Sure schools no longer play the olde timey “wht to do when a nuclear blast is immenant” and then tell the bored audience to duck and cover under a desk‚ as if that will provide ample protection from nuclear fallout. Now people are marginally less racist and misoginist but there are some places in th worls

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    The Red Scare Short Story

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    living in the 1940’s through 1950’s‚ this was called the Communist Red Scare. Bobbie Ann Mason the author makes the characters in the story be affected by Red Scare to a point that the main character blamed the communist for her mother’s miss carriage. In the short story “DETROIT SKYLINE‚ 1949” by Bobbie Ann Mason reflects those events of paranoia that happened in the 1940s through 1950s of the Communist Red Scare. The Communist Red Scare was defined as “the fear that communist both outside and inside

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    Second Red Scare Essay In the years following World War II‚ the United States and the Soviet Union entered upon the brink of the Cold War‚ which lasted from the late 1940s into the early 1950s. During this time‚ the United States broke into hysteria over supposed threats of communist in the country‚ thus brining forth the second red scare. After rising to political power‚ Republican Senator Joseph P. McCarthy was not only looked upon as an enduring symbol of the red scare brining forth the term known

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    Nutella: The Next Red Scare? Communism is a very dangerous thing. It spread like wildfire in the 1920s and 1950s after each world war respectively. But today‚ I am here to inform you about a new kind of Communism. It is the month of May‚ in the year 2014‚ and the Cold War has been over for nearly 3 decades now‚ but communism is still a very real thing‚ that has taken on a brand new form. This isn’t exactly a factual description of communism‚ it’s more along the lines of things that I think are

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    demonstrate the concept of what was going on the Red Scare? That is the question I am going to answer in this essay. I believe Arthur Miller draws these parallels perfectly. The Salem witch trials are the same thing as the Red Scare ‚ just in a different time period. This essay is going to draw the parallels to demonstrate how my above statement is correct. The first type of parallelism i saw in the comparison of The crucible and the Red Scare was how they accused anyone they wanted. They accused

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    Cold war containment and the red scare As the strength of the Soviet Union grew and the fear of its potential capabilities mounted in the 1950’s‚ coupled with the fear of communism as a whole in the US reaching an unprecedented point‚ the effects on the social development of the US as a result of the red scare and growth of communism showed in several ways. As a result of the Red Scare that developed in the 1950’s‚ American politicians often held strong concern for soviet espionage and as a result

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    The Red Scare caused a large dispute between the Un-American Activities Committee and Hollywood in the 1940’s. The Hollywood Ten‚ a group of writers and directors‚ were sent to jail‚ “for contempt of Congress after they refused to testify about their past associations.”(Henretta‚ pg.746) This very well known event in history was one I had known about‚ but was unsure of the exact details. I went in search of the events that lead up to arrest of the Hollywood Ten. During my research I read many

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    all kinds of misdemeanors. This dread of communism became identified as the Red Scare. The Americans believed that it was an attempt by the Soviet

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