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Discussion: February 21st What is the Red Scare. Make a prediction  How did the Red Scare impact government policy? THINKER: Based on the Cold War Crises we’ve studied so far (Korea, Taiwan, Cuba, Guatemala), it’s clear that the fear of the Domino Theory led to U.S. involvement. Why do you think the U.S. was so afraid of communism?

McCarthyism & Witch Hunts Cold War Red Scare McCarthyism & Witch Hunts

McCarthyism Republican Senator from WI, served 1947-1957 McCarthyism: the practice of making unfair allegations or using unfair investigative techniques, in order to restrict dissent or political criticism. Led to the Second Red Scare (1950-1956): characterized by heightened political repression against communists, as well as a fear campaign and “witch hunt”

McCarthyism Supported by the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover Targets were government employees, the entertainment industry, educators & union activists Based off of suspicion – lack of evidence led to aggressive investigations/questioning

House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Formed in 1938 Focused on the investigation of accused communists or “comsymps” In 1947, HUAC led the investigations on the “Hollywood 10”

The Hollywood 10 Group of 10 Hollywood writers, directors, actors investigated by HUAC for involvement in the Communist party On trial, pleaded the 5th Amendment, but were charged with contempt of Congress All were blacklisted In total, 158 people were blacklisted from the film industry

Other Anti-Communist Policies McCarran Act: 1950 Loyalty Program: 1947 Required members of the Communist party to register with the Attorney General, and the party had to provide lists of their members. Required members of the government to take an oath of loyalty Investigated over 3 million government employees & 300 were dismissed as security risks

Julius & Ethel Rosenberg Accused of being spies for the Soviet Union and releasing information about the atomic bomb Found guilty of conspiring to commit espionage Executed June 19, 1953 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_hT32LAZvg

End of McCarthyism Army-McCarthy Trials April 1954 - June 1954 McCarthy accused members of the military as communist First televised court trial Showed his radicalism, led to a decline in popularity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFHhqlfypOo

Spies in the Cold War http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjcaR9lGr2Y#aid=P-u6cti2ZNI