Presidency, Changes, Laws, Successes, Events| First Red Scare [1919-1920] Flashcards

what was it, what impact did it have on Americans? Perhaps talk about the Second Red Scare.

1
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What year was the First Red Scare?

Hint: Treaty of Versailles.

A

1919-1920.

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2
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What month was the First Red Scare?

A

February.

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3
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What did the Mayor of Seattle say he would use city police force and federal troops, if neccesary, to do?

what strike was it?

ahoy!

A

Break shipyard strike.

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4
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How many bombs were addressed toward the public officials and several cities?

A

36.

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5
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In 1919, how many strikes were there?

more than 1,000.

A

3,600.

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6
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How many people were involved in strikes?

millions…

A

4 Million.

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7
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There was a Rise in C_________.
What did people accuse eachother of being invloved with?

A

Communism.

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8
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What was the Ku Klux Klan [KKK] and what was their aim?

A

Racist group directed to those “un-American”.

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9
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What did Herbert Hoover say about what the laissez-faire policy meant for people to do?

think about self-consciousness.

A

Take responsiblity for themselves.

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What were most Americans worried about due to the laissez-faire policy?

how did they feel, what did doubt?

A

Doubted their self reliance and they were weakened by the goverment ‘support’.

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Some of the actions of Republican success was self-determination, laissez-faire and capitalism.
What else was there?

Think about what they produced, think about automotives.

A

Production of cars-4.8M.
85% of automotives.
High culture flourished.

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12
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What was the dollar [$] to Americans and what important facotr is it of?

A

Currency, trade.

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13
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What phrase was associatied with the American “standard of living”?

A

American Dream.

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14
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Who stated that..
“The chief of business on American people is business.”

A

Coolidge.

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15
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Which President advocated for a change back into normalcy?

1921 policy, replaced Wilson.

A

President Harding.

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16
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What was the inital trigger for rugged indidvualism?

A

Great Depression.

17
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What are tariffs?

Keywords: taxes, production.

A

Taxes put on consumer goods.

18
Q

What were some of the things that showed that Republicans were successful?

economically, socially.

what did they give to the pupils overall.

A

Less taxation, American involvement in foreign affairs, failure of Democrats.

19
Q

What major event in 1919 marked a period of fear and suspicion in the United States regarding communism?

A

The First Red Scare

20
Q

True or False: The First Red Scare was primarily a response to labor strikes and the Bolshevik Revolution.

A

True

21
Q

Fill in the blank: The _____ Act of 1918 aimed to suppress dissent and limit free speech during the First Red Scare.

the fancy word that sounds like french for snail.

A

Espionage

22
Q

Which U.S. President was in office during the First Red Scare?

A

Woodrow Wilson

23
Q

What was the main goal of the Palmer Raids conducted in 1919?

think about govt. and what the people wanted.

what did they want to get rid of?

A

To arrest and deport radical leftists and anarchists.

24
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was a direct consequence of the First Red Scare?
A) Expansion of civil liberties.
B) Increased government surveillance .
C) Decrease in immigration.

A

B) Increased government surveillance

25
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What was the name of the organization that conducted the Palmer Raids?

A

The Bureau of Investigation, which later became the FBI.

26
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True or False: The First Red Scare led to the establishment of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

A

True

27
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Short Answer: What was one of the major social impacts of the First Red Scare on American society?

A

Increased xenophobia and suspicion towards immigrants.

28
Q

Fill in the blank: The First Red Scare contributed to the passage of the _____ Act in 1920, which restricted immigration.

A

Emergency Quota