The American society changed their view about immigrants when the radicalism movement intensified during WWI. While WWI was still developing, the seeds of an antiradical, anti-immigrant movement had germinated in the United States in part influenced by the Bolshevik revolution. The Bolshevik revolution in Russia took place on October, 1917 causing the abrupt withdrew of Russia involvement on WWI. This revolution was a direct attack to the Russian government from the abused Russian working class. The Bolsheviks were a socialist group which main purpose was to find a better way to live for the working class, so they decided to overthrow the Russian government. Part of their ideology was to redistribute the land evenly among the workers. Although
