Many Americans believed there were communists in the U.S. government due to the heightened fears of the Red Scare, particularly after World War II and during the early Cold War era. This paranoia was fueled by real events, such as the exposure of Soviet espionage cases and the influence of communist ideology in various sectors. Influential figures, like Senator Joseph McCarthy, stoked these fears by claiming to uncover communist infiltrators, leading to widespread suspicion and a culture of accusation. The combination of geopolitical tensions and domestic political campaigns further amplified these beliefs.
Based on the Government Census it is to believe in 2015 84% of all Americans own a computer and actively use the internet.
Americans were shocked and scared in the 1950's and 1960's based on fear of communist infiltration. The government was watching anyone who they deemed communist or affiliated with any communist closely. This resulted in many people closing their mouths about political beliefs due to the fear of being questioned or watched.
A ‘Communist government’ is a contradiction in terms, as Communism means no classes and no government and no money. The question presumably refers to the state capitalist system set up under Bolshevik rule in many places.
It promised economic equality for people no matter their race.
Russia was under communist government for many decades. They are technically a democracy, but the government is blatantly influenced by the local mafia.
1. communist spies in the US. 2.Social welfare programs. I hope this helps answer your question.
what did many americans believe the federal goverment should do to improve national unity
Answer this question… Communist propaganda convinced many Chinese that the government was a corrupt dictatorship.
Based on the Government Census it is to believe in 2015 84% of all Americans own a computer and actively use the internet.
Americans were shocked and scared in the 1950's and 1960's based on fear of communist infiltration. The government was watching anyone who they deemed communist or affiliated with any communist closely. This resulted in many people closing their mouths about political beliefs due to the fear of being questioned or watched.
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they do not represent the interests of any American
Communist Propaganda convinced many Chinese that the government was a corrupt Dictatorship.
American citizens view the government as "in the way", also known as interventionist. The American people seek to have minimum government presence and intervention, and holds it accountable for any misgivings or shortcomings.
Communist Propaganda convinced many Chinese that the government was a corrupt Dictatorship.
A ‘Communist government’ is a contradiction in terms, as Communism means no classes and no government and no money. The question presumably refers to the state capitalist system set up under Bolshevik rule in many places.
In a communist country, typically there is only one ruling political party. The Communist Party holds control over all aspects of government and society.