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7 March, 00:47

What were Americans reactions to the Bolshevik Revolution?

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    The Bolshevik Revolution set off one of two periods in American history called the "Red Scare". Many Americans began to fear the spread of communism and anarchism by a society or state. Due to Bolshevik violence, mass hysteria prompted American citizens to promote the widespread fear in politics, the media, and society.
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