Which statement best

analyzes continuity in the
impact of the Red Scare?
(1 point)
The Red Scare was
a continuation of the
Cold War policy of
surveilling
communists.
The Red Scare let
the government
continue to use
national security as
an excuse to monitor
right-leaning
movements.
The Red Scare was
an extension of past
fears of communism
after the success of
the Russian
Revolutions.
The Red Scare first
allowed government
surveillance on
American citizens.

1 answer

The Red Scare was an extension of past fears of communism after the success of the Russian Revolutions.