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Selection 1:Socialism
Selection 2:Communism
Selection 3:Anarchism
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Which factors helped set the scene for the Palmer Raids? Check all that apply.

A
Distrust of foreigners and foreign ideas
B
Success in war
C
Belief in neutrality
D
Anarchist violence
E
Espionage and Sedition Acts
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What was the Red Scare?

A
a period when people were afraid of ideas such as communism and anarchism
B
a period when many Americans died because of World War I
C
a period when Americans feared and distrusted German immigrants
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Why would Americans might have felt threatened by foreign ideas? Write a short paragraph in which you discuss at least two reasons.

Answer:

Americans may have felt threatened by foreign ideas because those ideas did not fit traditional American government and society. In addition, many Americans viewed socialists and anarchists as unpatriotic because some opposed the war. Anarchists were especially feared because they believed in violence and had targeted Americans with bombs. After the war, distrust of foreigners and their ideas made these fears even stronger.

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Which of these did you include in your answer?

A
Simply because they were different
B
They did not fit with american government and society
C
Socialist and anarchists were unpatriotic (opposed the war)
D
Anarchists believed in violence and had targeted americans with bombs
E
After the war, americans were distrustful of foreigners and their ideas
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Who were the main targets in the Palmer Raids?

A
All immigrants
B
Anarchists and other radicals
C
Any Americans seen as unpatriotic
D
Returning soldiers

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