Question

what are the causes and effects of the red scare in the 1920s? checkbox.
causes effects
the rise of communism in russia
an increase in immigration from southern and eastern europe
forced deportation of hundreds of immigrants
labor strikes, bombings, and violence
government quotas limiting immigration
government-sponsored raids of suspected radicals
increasing nativism and the rise of the ku klux klan

Explanation:

• Causes: These are events or conditions that fueled fear of radicalism and communism in the 1920s. The Russian Revolution's success stoked anti-communist paranoia. Immigration from southern/eastern Europe raised nativist fears of radical ideologies. Labor unrest and violence were falsely linked to communist plots. Rising nativism and the KKK's growth amplified anti-immigrant, anti-radical sentiment.
• Effects: These are the direct outcomes of the Red Scare. The government carried out raids on suspected radicals, deported hundreds of immigrants, and imposed immigration quotas to restrict entry from "unwanted" regions.

Answer:

Causes:

• [X] The rise of Communism in Russia
• [X] An increase in Immigration from southern and eastern Europe
• [X] Labor strikes, bombings, and violence
• [X] Increasing nativism and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan

Effects:

• [X] Forced deportation of hundreds of immigrants
• [X] Government quotas limiting immigration
• [X] Government-sponsored raids of suspected radicals