The Aggressive Red Scare Tactics Used to Root Out Communism

question 44

Essay

The aggressive Red Scare tactics used to root out communism from the United States in the 1940s and 1950s became known as _________.
A. Calvinism
B. Lutheranism
C. McCarthyism
D. Palamism

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Definitions:

Situational Leadership

A leadership theory proposing that the most effective leadership style varies from situation to situation, depending on factors like the task complexity and the maturity of the followers.

Path-Goal Leadership

A leadership theory that suggests a leader's behavior is contingent to the satisfaction, motivation, and performance of their subordinates.

Skills Leadership

The ability of a leader to effectively identify, develop, and utilize their skills and those of their team members to achieve organizational goals.

LBDQ

Stands for the Leader Behavior Description Questionnaire, which is a tool used to assess the behaviors of leaders according to subordinate descriptions.