The Red Scare period in the United States immediately following World War 1 from 1918 to 1920 was a time of rapid inflation, strikes, race riots, hyperinflation, mass roundups and deportations of foreign citizens. It also saw the expulsion of elected officials, incapacitated presidential leadership, new espionage laws, women's suffrage and prohibition, and a resurgence of the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan group that used threats and violence against immigrants, Jewish, Catholic and African American communities.
2. The red scare is about the period
in history of the us immediately
following ww1between 1918 and
1920
3. Rapid inflation
Rapid succession
There were
strikes
Race riots
Hyper inflation
Mass round ups
Deportations of foreign born citizens
4. Explusion of duel elected officals
An incapacitated president
Espionage laws
The advent of prohibition and womens
sufferage
5. A white group that started after the civil was
to deny rights to african americans
The kkk used threats and violence in the
1920’s
They beat and killed people who were
immigrants, jewish, catholic andafrican
american.
