The "Red Scare" during the 1920s refers to
A) American fears of communist influence in the United States.
B) a literary device used by those who criticized American society.
C) fears by white Americans that the Indians would attempt to reclaim their lost lands.
D) the attempt of the Soviet Union to establish communism in Cuba.

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The "Red Scare" in the 1920s was a period of intense fear of communism and its potential spread to the United States, leading to widespread suspicion and paranoia about communist influence within the country.

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