In the Early 1950s, Widespread Fear and Panic Regarding the Infiltration

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the early 1950s, widespread fear and panic regarding the infiltration of communists in American society. This was known as the

• A) Bay of Pigs.
• B) Red Scare.
• C) Teapot Dome Scandal.
• D) Watergate scandal.

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