Following the First World War, America experienced a "Red Scare," that is, a fear of communist infiltration. Were reactions to the scare, both those of the U.S. government and of the American people, in keeping with U.S. ideals of freedom and liberty? Why or why not?

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Following the First World War, America Experienced a "Red Scare