The "Hollywood Ten" were a group of writers and directors who were blacklisted because they gave names to congress of their friends and co-workers who were known to be members of the American Communist Party.

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The "Hollywood Ten" were a group of writers and directors who were blacklisted because they refused to answer questions about their political affiliations and were later found to be in contempt of Congress. They did not give names of their friends and co-workers who were members of the American Communist Party.

The "Hollywood Ten" Were a Group of Writers and Directors