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How was life in Washington State impacted by the Red Scare?
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a The coast was identified as vulnerable to communist attack, so the fishing industry was heavily regulated.
a The coast was identified as vulnerable to communist attack, so the fishing industry was heavily regulated.
b Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
b Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
c Los Angeles became the new headquarters of the United States film industry after it moved from Seattle.
c Los Angeles became the new headquarters of the United States film industry after it moved from Seattle.
d Three professors suspected of being communists were fired by the University of Washington.
How was life in Washington State impacted by the Red Scare?
Responses
a The coast was identified as vulnerable to communist attack, so the fishing industry was heavily regulated.
a The coast was identified as vulnerable to communist attack, so the fishing industry was heavily regulated.
b Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
b Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
c Los Angeles became the new headquarters of the United States film industry after it moved from Seattle.
c Los Angeles became the new headquarters of the United States film industry after it moved from Seattle.
d Three professors suspected of being communists were fired by the University of Washington.
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The correct responses that indicate how life in Washington State was impacted by the Red Scare are:
b. Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
d. Three professors suspected of being communists were fired by the University of Washington.
These options illustrate the implications of anti-communist sentiments in political and academic institutions during the Red Scare.
b. Multiple members of the state legislature were removed from office because of suspected ties to communism.
d. Three professors suspected of being communists were fired by the University of Washington.
These options illustrate the implications of anti-communist sentiments in political and academic institutions during the Red Scare.