Have you ‘ve ever wonder did communism threaten the u.s. why or why not ? well, in my opinion I think communism threaten the us because it's vey simple. Karl Max was the founder of communism. He also influence the economic and political systems of vast areas of historical debate has many concerning issues relevant to the cold war. Its important how it started when it started. As from others witness they saw the rise of communism and racism. Alger has a book called Weinstein book, also called to the concern of questioning. The question was, did communism pose domestic threat to America.
So how did communism got involved, it got involved by Alger Hiss, Julis and Etha Rosenberg. Most witness who addressed the situation were already convinced …show more content…
Communism became a real threat to the USA after WWII, around 1947. Alger Hiss was also a victim in communism being a spy. It's was a manifestation. Historians looking at the Soviet side take two approaches, one that emphasizes Communist ideology, the other that emphasizes the interests of the Russian state in terms of controlling territory, gaining access to the sea, ensuring quiet borders and supporting the Slavic and Orthodox peoples of Eastern Europe. The roots of the ideological classes be seen in Lenin's seizure of power in Russia the Bolshevik Revolution of October-November 1917.Walter LaFeber stresses Russia's historic interests, going back to the Czarist years when the U.S. and Russia became rivals. From 1933 to 1939 the United States and the Soviet Union had a sort of détente, but relations were not friendly. After the USSR and Germany became belligerents in 1941, Roosevelt made a personal commitment to help the Soviets (Congress never voted to approve any sort of alliance). The wartime cooperation was never friendly and it became increasingly strained by February 1945 at the Yalta Conference, as it became increasingly clear that Stalin intended to spread communism to Soviet Union's neighboring countries (which he succeeded in doing and which lead to the birth of Cominform and then, to spread communism throughout Western
So how did communism got involved, it got involved by Alger Hiss, Julis and Etha Rosenberg. Most witness who addressed the situation were already convinced …show more content…
Communism became a real threat to the USA after WWII, around 1947. Alger Hiss was also a victim in communism being a spy. It's was a manifestation. Historians looking at the Soviet side take two approaches, one that emphasizes Communist ideology, the other that emphasizes the interests of the Russian state in terms of controlling territory, gaining access to the sea, ensuring quiet borders and supporting the Slavic and Orthodox peoples of Eastern Europe. The roots of the ideological classes be seen in Lenin's seizure of power in Russia the Bolshevik Revolution of October-November 1917.Walter LaFeber stresses Russia's historic interests, going back to the Czarist years when the U.S. and Russia became rivals. From 1933 to 1939 the United States and the Soviet Union had a sort of détente, but relations were not friendly. After the USSR and Germany became belligerents in 1941, Roosevelt made a personal commitment to help the Soviets (Congress never voted to approve any sort of alliance). The wartime cooperation was never friendly and it became increasingly strained by February 1945 at the Yalta Conference, as it became increasingly clear that Stalin intended to spread communism to Soviet Union's neighboring countries (which he succeeded in doing and which lead to the birth of Cominform and then, to spread communism throughout Western