There was widespread fear of communist infiltration in the US
I'm afraid, some people will believe anything they are told, rather than judge for themselves.
He was a US Senator.
They didn't support freedom for enslaved African Americans
She didn't help, but I'm sure she sent good vibes to the soldiers fighting in the war :)
The Radical Republicans supported the measure to ensure voting rights for African Americans.
Joseph McCarthy was a senator from Wisconsin who led the Red Scare. This permeated all levels of society. McCarthy greatly exaggerated communism. He was an alcoholic. In 1950 he was facing a losing campaign. He claimed to know communists in the American government and also claimed that China fell to communism because of these people; He was lying though. Truman called him fraud but people still bought into his ideas. McCarthyism was successful because it offered easy answers and explanations for why China fell to communism and why we couldn't bring capitalism to Korea. There was partial truth to the need of fear, because there were spies caught spying on our atomic weapons. McCarthyism started to decline after Republicans cut off his support and he attacked the military and the Marshal Plan. As a result of McCarthyism, the state department loses the Asian experts and Americans learn a lesson that not everything is a communist plot.
During weeks of televised hearings, millions of Americans watched McCarthy question and bully officers, harassing them about trivial details and accusing them of misconduct. His popular support began to fade.
He was a US Senator.
Because America had them as slaves
because they were part of the indians
Britain supported Native Americans because the majority of their population supported the British.
The senate censured him
Senator Joseph McCarthy is most known for leading anti Communist movement in the United States during the Cold War, often accusing people of anti American activity with little to no basis for doing so. Americans during that time were deeply afraid of Communism, which allowed him to gain popularity.
Because they wanted to fight for their country
Helped support troops
He transformed fear into power.
I think many Americans did not immediately support the labor union because violent strikers turned public feeling against and unions in the late 1800s.
they didn't support them because they wanted to end slavery and their reforms to improve conditions for native Americans