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Directions: You will participate in an activity in which you will form groups based on your secret identities You will each receive a piece of paper Some are blank Some have a dot drawn on them There are fewer dots than non-dots When you receive your piece of paper you must secretly look at it. If you receive a dot you MUST NOT reveal it to anyone. When you are done looking hide it or put it in your pocket http://www.pkwy.k12.mo.us/homepage/atrost/File/Red_Scare_Dot_Activity.pdf

Directions: The goal of the activity is to form as large of a group of “non-dot” members as possible Points: The largest group of “non-dot” students will win points The whole group will lose if there is one “dot” member in your group “Dot” members will win points for being the only dot in a group

Tips Since everyone in the class will deny having a dot you must look for any indication of suspicion If you suspect someone has a dot you should say out loud, “Bob is a dot!” If you are a “Dot” then you must bluff to convince others that you are not a dot.

Ready? What questions do you have? On GO: You have 5 minutes to talk to each other and form groups with “nondot” members. When I turn off the lights, you must freeze in your place and talking must end immediately. No exceptions.

GO! Online Stopwatch

What do you remember about the Social Hysteria Formula? Warm Up 3/21 (#5) What do you remember about the Social Hysteria Formula?

Social Hysteria Formula Fear (often irrational &/or ignorant) ↓ Hatred (prejudice, paranoia) Action (violent, legal, political)

March 19, 2018 Out for Stamp: Take out: Notes Agenda: McCarthyism Skills: Learning Target (I can…): Describe McCarthysim and its effects Upcoming Dates 3/23: 4 level outline Tii and hard copy in class

So, What? This activity was designed to allow you to experience the anti-communism hysteria and suspicion of the McCarthy Era in U.S. History during the 1950’s. During this era, Americans turned on their fellow citizens and denounced them as Communist sympathizers based on little to no evidence. If you were a “dot,” what were you? Guilt by Association: If students were friends with suspected “dots,” they were accused of being “dots.”

Joseph McCarthy He wanted to be reelected, so he needed a good issue Senator from Wisconsin Famous anti-Communist activist Why did he do this? He wanted to be reelected, so he needed a good issue He claimed that Communists were taking over the government Number kept change and he never had a solid list His tactics: Sensationalism Bullying

The Red Scare Fear of communism spreading through America Heightened by McCarthy hearings Early 1950s (roughly ‘50-’54) McCarthy falls out of favor after televised public hearings against army paint him as a bully Begin to see that nothing much is being gained

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Accused of helping pass secrets of the atomic bomb to the Soviets Helped Soviets develop bomb 18 months sooner than expected Convicted and executed

HUAC- House Un-American Activities Committee Congressional Committee whose original purpose was to investigate ALL radical groups in the U.S., including fascist and socialist, but over time it came to focus only on the communist threat. Questioned government, armed forces, unions, education, science, newspapers

HUAC The Hollywood Ten was a group of screenwriters who were accused of being Communist during the McCarthy Era

HUAC Hollywood Ten did not cooperate with the House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation Claimed 5th amendment rights They wouldn’t provide any names of others who might be Communists Resisted the hysteria!! The ten were fined and sentenced to a year in jail. They were also blacklisted from working in the film industry Lasting impact on movie industry Freedom of speech in questions

HUAC What was the artist trying to communicate about HUAC in this cartoon?

Question What should our country’s leaders be more focused on protecting – security of the nation or freedom of the nation’s people? Should this change? Should it remain the same? Why?

Propaganda Propaganda and culture reflected the fear of communism

McCarthyism Propaganda Assignment You may not find specific information to support your point, but you should be able to take a stand Pro –McCarthy folks need to try to keep the status quo Anti-McCarthy folks are not necessarily communist, but don’t fear it either Use your knowledge of McCarthyism to create ONE of the following: Propaganda Advertisement Political Cartoon ***Has to be your own creation… do not just copy, paste and print something from the internet. DUE: Tuesday, March 6th

Techniques of Propaganda Overgeneralizations Emotion over reason Scare Tactics Bandwagon Appeal Name Calling Exaggeration Loaded Words Fallacies Slogans/Catchphrase