During the Red Scare, the U.S. government deported foreign radicals (A), states passed laws against advocating violence (B), and elected Socialists were denied seats in the New York State legislature (D). Labor union membership did not nearly double (C), and the U.S. did not threaten war against the Soviet Union (E) during this period.

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During the Red Scare

Question 50

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A) hundreds of foreign "radicals" were deported from the United States.
B) many states passed laws making it a crime to advocate violence.
C) labor union membership nearly doubled.
D) several duly elected Socialists were denied their seats in the New York State legislature.
E) the United States threatened war against the Soviet Union.

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