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Americans were afraid of the color red after a communist couple was proven guilty of being a Soviet spy. After that being communist meant you were a spy and you were in some cases harassed or even sent to jail. If you had and argument about something with a neighbor, they could call the police and say you were communist. You were immediately questioned. The US was always on the lookout for spies. Even more than usual. Any person seen interacting with something red was thought to be communist which meant you were a spy.

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The Red Scare was more of a closed conflict. People wouldn't directly say that you were a communist but they would tell other people. Everyone knew about what was happening but no one openly talked about it. For example, if you were arguing with your neighbor then they could just call the police and say you were a communist. But you wouldn't know they did until the FBI shows up at your door asking to search you house.

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I think this affected the social conflicts because all the American citizens thought that if you were wearing red that you were a communist so you were a spy. You could have been completely innocent. I think it's social because the citizens of America were scared and neither the economy, military, nor political conflicts were affected. It was just a state of mind the citizens had. Even if you were someones life long friend and you were wearing red, they would automatically consider you communist which meant you were a spy.

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An uncontrollable outburst of emotion or fear, often characterized by irrationality, laughter, weeping, etc.
When emotion or fear is uncontrollably released.

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A member of the political Left or a person sympathetic to its views.

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The amount or degree by which one thing exceeds another