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1 By: Corin Contreras Period:6
RED SCAre The Americans pages By: Corin Contreras Period:6

2 *Where did Red Scare get its name?*
Red Scare got its name from the fact that the flag of communist Russia was red and the Red Scare was the fear of communism spreading.

3 VOCABULARY Red: The word “Red” in Red Scare mean communism.
Communism : Is a system of government in which the state plans and controls the economy. Which means that there’s no private stores. So no Walmart, Jc Penny, no retail stores.

4 MAIN IDEA At first ordinary people feared communism in a legitimate way, but then people became extremely afraid of most immigrants that were called a communist because, calling someone a communist is a good way to scare someone.

5 OBAMA A COMMUNIST…… NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sarah Palin called Barack Hussein Obama a Terrorist who is also a socialist and at the same time a communist.

6 THE PALMER RAIDS A. Mitchell Palmer, J. Edgar Hoover and their agents hunted down suspected Communists, they invaded there homes and offices without allowing them a lawyer and hundreds of foreigner were deported without trials. Palmer’s raids failed to turn up with any evidence. Many people decided that Palmer didn’t know what he was talking about.

7 TIME LINE *1917: The Russian Revolution happen
*1919: Palmer and Hoover hunted down suspected Communists.

8 IMAGES Caption: "These attacks will only increase the activities of our crime-detecting forces," declares Attorney-General Palmer, whose Wahington home, shown above, was damaged by a bomb-explosion on June 2. Caption: Boston Greets the Men of the Twenty-Sixth Division as They March through Its Historic Streets.

9 *What emotions are brought up after observing the cartoon?
CARTOON HANDOUT *After observing the cartoon, what would you assume the significance was at the time of the Red Scare? *What objects in the cartoon are symbolic? What are they representations of? *What emotions are brought up after observing the cartoon?

10 LIST OF REFERENCES Conrad Jr. Contreras
Fear of Communism pages

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