Communists were perceived as wanting to take over the entire world, with their forms of government and economics.
After WW2, they controlled China and Russia (which had branched out into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), two of the largest nations on earth.
It was easy to see how Americans might have been afraid that they wanted to take over the US, as well.
Further, they had taken over these large countries from within, so (at least the sometimes irrational fear went...) a small group in the U.S. would lead an internal revolution that would take over the whole country.
Native Americans had most reason to be concerned about the idea of Manifest Destiny.Native Americans in the West
It supports the idea that African Americans are not important.
This is a Thompson Question. I have no idea.
i have no idea but did u have this as a review sheet question?
Nativism
people started liking the idea of the government taking total care of them
originally the Americans were on the side of the Viet Minh. during world war two the Americans supplied the viet minh with aid and money to support their war effort against the french and the Japanese, because they wanted the Japanese defeated and did not like the idea of the old colonial powers having empire again. the American's did not care that at the heart of it ho chi minh was a communist. however after world war two finished this all changed. the Americans were in the midst of the cold war with communist russia and they did not want any more countries of the world to become communist, as most of eastern Europe was already. the American president, Truman, did not want another country to become communist, and so created the Truman doctrine with the policy of containment. The Americans swapped sides and started aiding the french, claiming that they were fighting for a democratic country, because they did not want to see the communists in power. this ended in the battle of Dien Bien Phu when the french lost dramatically and the Geneva convention agreed that Vietnam shoudl be split into two, the north as communist and the south as demoscratic. so really the general answer summed up is: because the Americans were afraid of the spread of communism and wanted to stop Vietnam becoming communist at all costs.
No idea, I have a fear of crabs :3
Purchasing a tracking system for a car is a good idea if you have needs to determine the location of your car. If you have a fear of getting lost, or having your car stolen, then it is a good idea to purchase a tracking system for your car.
astraphobia or astrapophobiaActually astraphobia is fear of lightning and I have no idea what astrapophobia is fear of but the fear of thunder is Brontophobia
The American dream, to many Americans was the idea of buying a home, having a family, a car and household appliances.
Karl Marx... That communist bastardchild
The noun 'fear' is an abstract noun; a word for an emotion; a word for a thing.An abstract noun is sometimes referred to as an 'idea noun'.
Senator Joesph McCarthy was the main contributor to the anti-communist movement, there were mainly others in the US state department and presidential cabinet who gave bias advice based on their idea of communism.
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No idea, but I have it :P
because they didnt like the idea of having the government tell them what to do you doom doom