Sentence examples for fears of communism from inspiring English sources
In the midst of postwar prosperity, the United States was beset by fears of Communism and the atomic bomb.
In the midst of post-World War II prosperity, the United States was beset by fears of Communism and the atomic bomb.
When fears of Communism were running high in the 1950's, 65percentt of American adults surveyed in a Gallup poll said that the government should have the right to listen in on private telephone conversations.
Reid gave a small speech and the group distributed stickers with slogans such as 'Some of my best friends are Mormon!.' Kaitlyn Janis, 26, from the South Jordan area of Utah, said the Mormon association with Repbulicanism could be traced back to at least Cold War fears of communism.
They were inspired by Joseph R. McCarthy, the Senator from Wisconsin who exploited public fears of Communism in the early 1950's with sensationalistic assaults and unsubstantiated accusations.
(A similar anxiety, animated by fear of Communism, favored apolitical abstraction in the United States).
Fear of Communism in Southeast Asia forced President Lyndon Johnson to fight in Vietnam.
This encounter left an indelible impression upon Pacelli and contributed to his lifelong fear of communism.
During the cold war, fear of Communism brought the abuses of McCarthyism.
