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What was the Red Scare/Red Summer? How did hysteria affect lives during this time? 

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What was the Red Scare/Red Summer? How did hysteria affect lives during this time? 

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Right after the war labor strikes from communists inevitably spread fear towards Bolsheviks and anarchist groups; creating more hysteria for there to be a Bolshevik revolution. This led to violence of bombs being sent to American government officials accross the country (Barson Et. all 2001).

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The Government at this moment would violate freedom of speech and arrest those who would talk negatively against the government or if the government was skeptical about individuals being Bolsheviks. Because of this paranoia, Russian immigrants who were suspected, were deported back to Russia. Other immigrants and minorities were thereafter under suspicion of being unpatriotic bolshevik revolutionaries.
For example, the Sacco and Vanzetti case, where two innocent Italian immigrants who were accused of homicide after a bank robbery, were sentenced to death after suspicion of being Bolsheviks while there was a confession from a white man, claiming to have done it (ushistory.org)

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After the war ended, over 13 million former soldiers needed jobs. The government was no longer willing to help the industrial workers gain better working conditions, since the economy was changing from war-time to “back to normal”. This caused more fear of the Bolshevik revolution to happen. More hysteria being brought into play, leading racial discrimination to slip into the picture. African Americans were soon to be viewed as Bolsheviks; including the veterans. Blacks sought this as unjust, being motivated by public speakers such as W.E.B. DuBois, and the tensions worsened. With the treatment towards blacks worsened, they started rioting with violence, getting retribution for the actions of the white man, causing more bloodshed (National WW1 Museum and Memorial)

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The conviction of anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti sparked protests throughout the world (ushistory.org).

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Mob running with bricks during Chicago Race Riots of 1919 (theworldwar.org).

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National Guard during the 1919 Chicago Race Riots (theworldwar.org).

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Right after WW1 the public view was hysteric between unemployment, bolsheviks, immigrants, and african americans. The world seemingly turning into utter chaos as the fear over each other rises over morals and basic human rights.

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Communist Revolution in America? - The Red Scare 1919 I THE GREAT WAR 1919

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After the war, rising paranoia and hysteria of the public against a Bolshevik revolution led to deporting of immigrants, racial riots, racial tensions escalating between blacks and whites, and bloodshed. In addition to this, the economy is no longer in war time production, leaving 13 million soldiers unemployed. The already existing labor strikes from before the war started to escalate, leading to general and state labor strikes, causing more fear in the public eye to Bolsheviks.

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Communist Revolution in America? - The Red Scare 1919 I THE GREAT WAR 1919

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Red Scare Crackdown | The Bombing of Wall Street | PBS LearningMedia

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Three videos in one link (I couldn’t get it separated)

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Three videos in one link (I couldn’t get it separated)

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First Video Caption:
“Lenin’s Bolshevik Revolution ushers in worldwide left-wing uprisings that include labor and radical unrest in the United States” (wisconsin.pbslearningmedia.org).

Second Video Caption:
“U.S. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, working with J. Edgar Hoover, initiates a heavily publicized crackdown on domestic radicals” (wisconsin.pbslearningmedia.org).

Third Video Caption:
“J. Edgar Hoover engineers a widespread series of raids on immigrants and suspected radicals, detaining thousands and deporting immigrants as well as American citizens” (wisconsin.learningmedia.org).

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Red Scare Crackdown | The Bombing of Wall Street | PBS LearningMedia

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Learn how the U.S. government cracked down on terrorism threats and left-wing activism in America during the "Red Scare" of 1919-1920, in the wake of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, in these videos adapted from AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: The Bombing of Wall Street.

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November 1919 photo of Boston police with seized radical literature (mass.gov)

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Public press cartoon signifying the utter chaos and paranoia of the public going into an unknown era of ‘what comes next?’ (studentsofhistory.com).

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Racial hysteria going public in the papers during the Red Summer (studentsofhistory.org).