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Red Scare As the united States attempted to contain communism abroad, the search for communists at home led to an increase in gov’t created propaganda This propaganda was created to: Teach citizens how to deal with Possible attacks by communist nations – what to do if there is a nuclear attack teach citizens How to determine who was a communist and who was not Show citizens how their lives would be different if they lived under communism All of it was aimed at creating fear and mistrust

Red Scare Propaganda This video was created to teach children what to do in case of a nuclear attack While watching the video take notes of the questions on the handout, class discussion to follow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK qXu-5jw60

Red Nightmare! This short film was created to show Americans how their lives would be different if they lived in a communist soviet union town While watching the video take notes of the questions on the handout, class discussion to follow https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=cgR4apcz_Ew