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1 THE COLD WAR AT HOME CHAPTER 18 SECTION 3 11/20/2018
MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

2 HOW DID THE U.S. RESPOND TO THE “FEAR OF COMMUNISM”?
NAME TWO SPY CASES THAT STUNNED AMERICA. WHAT WAS “MCCARTHYISM”? WHAT HAPPENED TO “MCCARTHYISM”? & J. MCCARTHY? 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

3 INVOLVING NUKE SECRETS EXECUTED FOR ESPIONAGE
ALGER HISS STATE DEPT. EMPLOYEE FOUND GUILTY – JAILED THE ROSENBERGS INVOLVING NUKE SECRETS EXECUTED FOR ESPIONAGE 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

4 CLAIMS OF COMMUNIST SPYING HELPED REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEN. JOSEPH MCCARTHY CLAIMS OF COMMUNIST SPYING HELPED REPUBLICAN PARTY THE “WITCH HUNTS” END TV HEARINGS WENT BAD CLAIMS WERE UNSUPPORTED 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

5 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

6 ETHEL AND JULIUS ROSENBERG
ALGER HISS 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

7 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

8 WISCONSIN SENATOR REPUBLICAN JOSEPH MCCARTHY
11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

9 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

10 DURING CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS MCCARTHY USED EVIDENCE THAT WAS
FRAUDULENT 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

11 11/20/2018 MAH - CH 18 - THE COLD WAR

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