Some Americans were accused of being Communist agents.
She was put in jail for being accused spy.
Cuba has actually never been truly Communist. They are actually closer to being mixed socialists. However, if you are American, your teacher is probably looking for the answer "Fidel Casytro and Ernesto "Che" Guevara", even if they were not members of the Communist party during the revolution.
The Hollywood Ten was a group of actors accused of being communists during the "Red Scare" and investigated by Congress. This group was blacklisted and faced discrimination because of their alleged association with communists. The treatment this group faced reflects the fear many people felt about communism. Because the Soviet communists were seen as a threat, people began to fear communism within the United States.Source: E2020 Quiz
Back in 1959, North Vietnam was Communist. Until 1975 when the Americans joined the North and captured the south. Now the whole country is Communist. yes the north was communist and it now entirely communist but the Americas did NOT join the north. they went into the south to protect them from the communist because they were afraid of communist invasion as was seen in cuba with the support of the soviets, the other superpower. it wasnt until after 1975 once all the American troops had left ( referred to as vietnamization) that the North captured the south :)
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They would get blacklisted, and not be allowed to be hired, so they'd loose money, and people would be against the person who was accused.
Alger Hiss was accused of being a soviet (communist) spy in 1948 and convicted of perjury in connection with this charge in 1950.
A Communist Spy.
The Hollywood Blacklist was a list of Chads gulity of being Communist Chads
It ended the Hollywood careers of a great number of prominent actors, directors and writers, because once they were accused of being Communists by McCarthy, even if this was - as in most cases - totally unjustified, no studio dared give them work anymore and they were blacklisted.
They were accused and charged of being communists.
The Hollywood Ten were among a group of Hollywood employees that were charged with being Communist. They refused to answer questions based on the 1st Amendment and were held in contempt. They were banned from working in Hollywood until they were cleared of being Communist and of contempt of Congress.
Edward Dmytryk
Members of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) charged numerous Hollywood figures with being communist sympathizers or having ties to the Communist Party during the 1940s and 1950s. This period, known as the "Red Scare," led to the blacklisting of many actors, writers, and directors, who were unable to work in the industry due to accusations of being "un-American."
Some Americans were accused of being Communist agents.
A Red Scare!