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McCarthyism
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Nuremburg Trials
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Fair Deal
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Army-McCarthy Hearings
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Internal Security Act
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Yalta Conference
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
Dixiecrats
Law that required suspected communist organizations to register with the federal government
Members of States Rights party; made of southern democrats upset with Trumans civil rights suppo
Congressional committee created in 1938 to investigate U.S. citizens accused of communist activities.
Televised hearings in the 1950s of the U.S. Senate’s investigations into Senator Joseph McCarthy’s charges that Communist
Meeting with U.S., British, and Soviet leaders to plan for the postwar world.
Method of making vicious accusations without offering proof; named after Senator McCarthy
War crimes trials of high ranking Nazi officials held in Nuremburg, Germany, by the Military Tribunal
Series of reform programs proposed by President Harry S. Truman
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