To begin with, World War II opened the door for the civil rights movement. One way was there were many African American men serving in the military. The African American men were allowed in the military because they needed so many men willing to fight or exceeded in winning the war. The men felt since they served to fight for our country then they deserved their freedom. Never the less, since the men served in the military service, it made jobs available to African Americans, Latinos and white women.
After the war, things were still tough for the African American veterans. They began to protest even more with hopes of gaining their freedom and respect. When returning from war, none wished to return to the jobs they once did before the service. …show more content…
Known as McCarthyism it was named after Senator Joseph. The word Scare referred to the fear of communism within the United States. The communists was categorized as the "Reds" due to the Soviet Flag. The second Red Scare started in 1947, during the Cold War and after WorlD War 2. Red Scare affected Americans because many werre worried the communists were testing nuclear bombs, in preparation to a potential nuclear war. Not only that, this upsetted many innocent people, either they were deported or arrested. Many individuals lost their jobs due to assumption. In other words, people were left unemployed due to being wrongfully accused as a Communist or friends with them.
On the other hand, the Red Scare conflicted with Americans pschologically due to fear. As an example, suppose someone was walking and another individual rides beside being friendly asking if a ride was needed. Although, the one walking needed a ride but the feeling of confusion appeared so, the ride was declined. In a way, I speculate the Red Scare had individuals so paranoid and brainwashed to not give anyone any odd impression. They didn't trust anyone, so self-keep was their best
After the war, things were still tough for the African American veterans. They began to protest even more with hopes of gaining their freedom and respect. When returning from war, none wished to return to the jobs they once did before the service. …show more content…
Known as McCarthyism it was named after Senator Joseph. The word Scare referred to the fear of communism within the United States. The communists was categorized as the "Reds" due to the Soviet Flag. The second Red Scare started in 1947, during the Cold War and after WorlD War 2. Red Scare affected Americans because many werre worried the communists were testing nuclear bombs, in preparation to a potential nuclear war. Not only that, this upsetted many innocent people, either they were deported or arrested. Many individuals lost their jobs due to assumption. In other words, people were left unemployed due to being wrongfully accused as a Communist or friends with them.
On the other hand, the Red Scare conflicted with Americans pschologically due to fear. As an example, suppose someone was walking and another individual rides beside being friendly asking if a ride was needed. Although, the one walking needed a ride but the feeling of confusion appeared so, the ride was declined. In a way, I speculate the Red Scare had individuals so paranoid and brainwashed to not give anyone any odd impression. They didn't trust anyone, so self-keep was their best