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The HUAC (Human of Un American Committee) was an investigation of subversive activities to investigate and anti americans or pro communists.

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The Loyalty Review Program was a program created by President Truman in early 1947, where all American Federal Employees were scanned to prove their loyalty to the US.

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Alger Hiss was a newspaper editor, former communist party member, and government official that was convicted of espionage in 1948

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This was significant because it inflicted fear into America that Communism was in the US government. The Loyalty Review Program showed how dangerous and how rapid communism can spread across the world It affected the homefront harshly as it struck fear into a merging America that Communism could actually take America down and it changed Communism from a distant sight to a upfront problem.

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This was important because he was one of the first convicted spies in this era. People were already on high alert and he had a trial that proved him not guilty.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnCC2gYmAMk

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The significance of HUAC was to measure if any groups or individuals were involved with the communist party and to report them to Congress. Americans grew fear with Communism and the HUAC grew more tension as Americans were worried that Russian spies would take over our government. Ensuring who was a communist and who wasn't     decreased fear among Americans.

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The pop culture during this time period was like no other. It was so diverse and so opposite. There was a ton going on and a lot of it was shaped around The Cold War.

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There was propaganda in hollywood that suggested communism was taking over and aliens were spreading it

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The American life had huge impacts on the rest of the world. The American people were scared of the threats going on at this time. They were also thriving economically, politically, and socially.

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Bomb Shelters in the Cold War were a preventative fear based building that many added to their home in case of a Soviet Bomb dropping.

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The Rosenbergs were a New York Couple involved in the Communist party who were caught selling secrets to the Soviet Union about advanced information to help produce the best atomic bomb.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z4_CC9-C7U

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The bomb shelters in the Cold War were significant because they showed how afraid the American Homefront was of Communism and the Soviet Union. After the Soviets successfully tested their first atomic bomb, America was afraid that the Soviet Union would drop it on them, to swiftly cripple the U.S and possibly end the war.

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This espionage act was very significant during the Cold War because the U.S Government and department were very worried that there had been more communist spies to capture and execute. This put a lot of fear on the homefront and Americans as they realized how dangerous it would be to work with the Soviets.