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The Second Red Scare in the United States mirrored the First Red Scare, fueled by Cold War anxieties in the 1950s. The Eisenhower administration initiated stringent policies, such as Executive Order 9835, allowing the FBI to investigate federal employees for security risks, while local governments enforced loyalty oaths. Hollywood faced intense scrutiny from HUAC, leading to the blacklisting of the "Hollywood Ten." Senator McCarthy's relentless witch hunts targeted alleged communists, resulting in public hysteria and political fallout, culminating in his censure in 1954. Discover this turbulent period in American history.
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Second Red Scare Just like the first one 1917 But
The Suburban Boom Baby Boomers Suburban growth Capitalism makes homes and neighborhoods
Executive Order 9835: Allows FBI to investigate federal employees for security risk Local governments Colleges Businesses Workers must take an oath. UCLA fired 157 faculty members refusing to take the oath
Executive Order 10450 April 27, 1953 Any criminal, infamous, dishonest, immoral, or notoriously disgraceful conduct, habitual use of intoxicants to excess, drug addiction, sexual perversion Outcome: Target homosexuals
HUAC House Committee on un-American Activities Target: Writers and directors of Hollywood Hollywood 10: Ten Hollywood creators blacklisted Herbert Biberman and others refused to answer questions in Congress about their communist beliefs. Some sent to jail
Senator McCarthy and McCarthyism 1950 I have a list of 250 known communist who are still working in the State Department
Senate votes 67 to 22 to censure McCarthy McCarthy dies three years later