<h2>No, McCarthy was crack pop. He could'nt prove anyone. It began in the 1950's and endured up until the end of the Reagan administration.</h2>
<p>My question: Palmer Raids. Answered. Done. Whoopie.</p>
<p>Name two evangelist leaders of the Great Awakening.</p>
<p>There was more than one red scare</p>
<p>yes sozo is talking about the original and first red scare it lasted only about a year and after Palmer's prediction of a May Day riot in 1920 were proven wrong he lost credit and it faded. The second red scare is the one is the more major one wich ivy is talking about</p>
<h2>Pentasa:Red Scare, the product of a senator from South Dakota--McCarthy. He allegedly believed that the US gov. had been infiltrated by communists. Circa 1950's.</h2>
<p>The Red Scare was a time period more or less. The Palmer Raids occured in the 1920's, which was anti communistic, but--i suppose it counts.</p>
<p>mcCarthyism- a period in the late 40's/ 50's where senator mccarthy tried many people in courts for suspected communism and blacklisted those who would not talk. Didn't Aruthur Miller write the Crucible about this era?</p>
<p>may he rest in peace</p>
<p>Palmer led the raiding of 1000s of homes nothing was found but three pistols no dynamo which was predicted. Some 6000 arrested 500 deported.</p>
<p>What was the sacco-vanzetti case and what did it show about American culture at the time it happened?</p>
<p>yes i adore miller!!!! absolutley brilliant!</p>
<p>What were the role of ironclads in Civil War? New technology of period.</p>
<p>Wasn't McCarthy a drunk or something?</p>
<p>Italians saco venzetti were two anarchists wrongly accused and sentenced to death. Plead innocent to the last, generated much public support</p>
<p>Sacco-Vanzetti case was a case involving two innocent Italians who were sentenced to death by electric chair. America was very nativist at the time.</p>
<p>Q: Who were the two primary evangelists of the first Great Awakening? And Bonus, what present day schools came as a result of the Great Awakening? And Double Bonus, what did these universities used to be called?</p>
<p>What was John Dewey's area of progressive reform?</p>
<h2>Haha, yeah McCarthy was quite the boozer.</h2>
<h2>Ironclad-a neo warship, with iron sides, supposedly giving it the ability to resist torpedo attacks or other bombings.</h2>
<p>Q:Who was Robert Oppenheimer? (very easy).</p>
<p>johnathan edwards... sinners in the hands of an anrgy god
george whitefield... went around preaching</p>
<p>George Whitfield (spelling?) and William Tennent?</p>
<p>John Dewey: He promoted a pragmatic approach to education.</p>
<p>openheimer- a physicist and closely connected with the creation of the atomic bomb</p>
<p>philosophy of pragmatism --dewey and called for practical edu, experimentation with social policy</p>