Question

26
as strikes erupted across the united states in 1919, the fear that communists might seize power led to the
a) red scare
b) red nativism
c) red socialism
d) red communism
27
in addition to the soldiers returning from europe who needed to find employment, many african amer competing for jobs and housing, which resulted in
a) cooperation among races
b) new industries
c) new zoning laws
d) race riots
28
what was the result of the palmer raids?
a) no hard evidence of a revolutionary conspiracy
b) the arrest of several radicals
c) the end to the red scare
d) the creation of the federal bureau of investigation
29
a failed strike in gary, indiana, which left 18 dead, set back the union cause in the mining
a) true
b) false
30
one of the conditions of the treaty of versailles was that
a) germany must adhere to all of the fourteen points.
b) austria - hungary must pay reparations to the united states.
c) germany must admit its guilt in causing world war i.
d) austria - hungary must reduce the size of its military.

Explanation:

Question 26

The Red Scare was a period of fear of communist influence in the US, especially after 1919 strikes. Red Nativism, Socialism, or Communism don't fit the context of the fear of communist power post - strikes. So the correct answer is related to the Red Scare.

When soldiers returned and African Americans competed for jobs/housing, racial tensions led to race riots, not cooperation, new industries, or zoning laws. So the result was race riots.

The Palmer Raids aimed to find revolutionary conspiracies but found no hard evidence. They arrested radicals but that's not the main result, they didn't end the Red Scare, and the FBI was created earlier. So the result was no hard evidence of a revolutionary conspiracy.

Answer:

A. Red Scare

Question 27