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    Impact of McCarthyism in the United States. McCarthyism was the period in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s when radicals were removed from every part of the US society. Senator Joe McCarthy from Wisconsin blamed several political affiliates of associating with or being communist. McCarthyism succeeded in separating left-wing ideas (and their long history in the working class movements) from American Society. Truman passed the loyalty Act in 1947 which forced government workers to sign anti-communist

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    Advanced Interrogation Techniques There have been many different ideas and techniques to try to get answers from criminals and although they do work most of the time‚ more serious cases of crimes call for more serious techniques. Timely information can be obtained in a timelier manner by administering advanced interrogation techniques. Terrorists under duress may give information that interrogators wouldn’t know to ask. It would save the country money. It is effective to use advanced interrogation

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    “History repeats itself‚ first as tragedy‚ second as farce.” – Karl Marx This sums up my reaction because it’s true. First‚ during the Salem Witch Trials‚ people were accused of witchcraft and were being hung for it. During McCarthyism people were being accused for being communist and it was more of a game of accusing people than anything. Tragedy is described as an event causing great suffering‚ destruction‚ and distress‚ such as a serious accident‚ crime‚ or natural catastrophe

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    reality. Evidently‚ this film about nuclear weaponry sends a political message about what can happen between the USSR and America. The black-and-white also enhances the seriousness of the mood and provides the relation of connecting this film to McCarthyism. Though people were filled with fear and paranoia‚ this film is the perfect satire to hoax people about political and military psychosis. 6) General “Buck” Turgidson‚ is a pompous type person . He is a man who is anti-soviet and has the mind

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    In a way‚ McCarthyism is similar to the play‚ The Crucible‚ written by Arthur Miller. Although the actions taken against suspected communists were not as strict as those during the Salem witch trials‚ they were still vicious and shattered many reputations of well-liked men and women. This also occurred during 1692 and 1693‚ the years of the witch trials. There were many differences and similarities between these two topics. The death penalty was the number one difference‚ along with the after effects

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    Research and Reference Guide. URL: http://www.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/chap1/chap1.html Sakurai‚ Gail. Japanese American Internment Camps. New York: Childrens P‚ 2002. 1-48. Schrecker‚ Ellen. Impact Of McCarthyism. 1995. 10 Dec. 2003 . Schrecker‚ Ellen. Many Are The Crimes: McCarthyism In America. Boston: Little‚ Brown‚ And Company‚ 1998. 1-550.

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    McCarthyism‚ The Patriot Act and The Crucible are all linked together by many different reasons. The play‚ “The Crucible”‚ was supposedly written to go against the “abusive” politics of McCarthyism at the time of the Cold War in the United States. The McCarthyism‚ accused artists and writers of advocating class war without having actual proof or any truth. McCarthyism started with a man‚ Joseph McCarthy. He would accuse others of serious crimes or activities going against their government

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    While the Salem witch trials occurred in the late 1600’s‚ a similar unfortunate situation occurred in the 1950’s with an event called McCarthyism. The Red Scare and the Salem witch trials shared many common characteristics. The similarities include continuous accusations‚ leading politicians‚ and the reaction to Satan and communism. The Salem witch trials and the Red Scare both involved ongoing accusations that led to numerous innocent people being accused. In Arthur Miller’s The Crucible‚

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    A difference in time‚ but a parallel atrocity: The Crucible and the McCarthy hearings I. Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and the McCarthy hearings. A. Throughout America’s history‚ suspicion has risen‚ from witch accusations to Soviet Union communists‚ that doubt society’s norm. B. In 1962‚ the Massachusetts puritans engaged in a horrific and hectic hunt for witches. C. In post World War two America‚ the second red scare occurred; Senator Joseph McCarthy sought after communists that

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    In an essay by Duane Smith‚ he notes that the protection of natural rights and promotion of welfare is the goal‚ and classical republicanism is the mechanism by which they are protected. Deterred by the tyrannical monarchical parliamentary system‚ Natural Rights philosophers viewed a social contract as a protection from the government‚ rather than pledge to uphold societal responsibilities. John Locke’s belief in the unalienable rights of “life‚ liberty‚ and property” are fundamental to the individually

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