Question

10 multiple choice 2 points which factors were the major causes of the red scare, which followed world war i? (ush16a) success of the communist party in congressional and presidential elections the bolshevik revolution of 1917 in russia and workers strikes in the united states race riots in los angeles and the revival of the ku klux klan failure of the united states to join the league of nations and the unpaid german war debts

Explanation:

The Red Scare after World War I was mainly caused by the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia (which led to fears of communist spread) and workers' strikes in the US (seen as potentially influenced by radical ideas). The Communist Party didn't have success in major elections then. Race riots and Ku Klux Klan revival were more about racial tensions. The US not joining the League of Nations and German war debts were related to post - war international relations, not the Red Scare's main causes.

Answer:

the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 in Russia and workers’ strikes in the United States