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18 – 3 The Cold War at Home

Fear of Communist Influence Why were Americans worried about the security of the U.S.? What was the purpose of the Loyalty Review Board? What did the House Un-Americans Activities Committee do? Who were the Hollywood Ten?

Spy Cases Stun the Nation Why was State Department official Alger Hiss investigated? Who were Julius and Ethel Rosenberg?

McCarthy Launches His “Witch-Hunt” What was controversial about McCarthy’s tactics? Why did most Republicans remain silent about McCarthy’s “Witch Hunt?” What caused McCarthy’s downfall? What other anti-Communist measures were enacted in the early 1950’s?

Terms and Names Blacklist McCarthyism

Honors Paragraph Analyzing Visual Sources #5 pg. 621 What does the cartoon on pg.621 suggest about McCarthy’s downfall?

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