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What events in the US during the red scare convinced American that communists posed a threat to America?
a bombs mailed to industrialists and government officials
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What events in the US during the red scare convinced americans that communists posed a threat to america?
a bombs mailed to industrialists and government officials
What events in the US during the red scare convinced Americans that communists posed a threat American?
a bombs mailed to industrialists and government officials
How much was the American Revolution to England what the Vietnam war was to the U.S.?
The American COLONIES belonged to Britain; America was the property of Great Britain. North or SOUTH Vietnam had no relationship to the US what so ever; SOUTH Vietnam just "happened" to be the next target of the communists. And America (United States) was an enemy of communism. When communists attacked; America responded (during the cold war).
What happend during the Cuban revolution and how did it effect Cuban-American relations?
Cubans became communists
What are Chi-Coms that American soldiers carried during the Vietnam War?
Chi-Coms = Chinese Communists.
Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer belived that he needed to protect the American people from what?
He believed he needed to protect Americans from radicalists and communists. They were a threat to American during World War 1.
What famous American convinced Casimir Pulaski to support the colonies against England in their fight for freedom during the American Revolution?
George Washington
Why were the children of American soldiers in Vietnam often abandoned?
After the war ended (1975) they were considered 'half breeds' racially during a time when the Communists had full control of the country, and anything western or American was seen by the government with disdain. Many were able to escape to Australia, Europe or America as political refugees.
What was Americas attitude towards communistm and communists during the lare 40's and 50's?
During the late 1940s and 1950s, America's attitude towards communism and communists was largely hostile and fearful due to the escalating Cold War tensions. The government implemented aggressive anti-communist measures, such as the Red Scare and McCarthyism, which led to extensive investigations and blacklisting of suspected communists. Many Americans regarded communism as a serious threat to American values, democracy, and national security.
What events in the US during the red scare convinced Americans that communist posed a threat to America?
a bombs mailed to industrialists and government officials
What events in the US during the red scare convinced Americans communist posed a threat to America?
a bombs mailed to industrialists and government officials
How did containment during the cold war affect American citizen right?
Many citizens had their rights compromised during the cold war. During McCarthyism for instance, people accused of being Communists by the HUAC (house of "un-American" activities) didn't have a real chance to protest the often absurd allegations and circumstantial evidence against them. Many left-wing activists or government critics were labeled as communists or communists sympathizers and were then censored or even jailed. People who spoke out against this (such as the Hollywood ten) would be blacklisted.
