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Topic 2 - USA 1918-1941
Attitudes towards immigration in the USA in the 1920s
The Palmer Raids
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A consequence of the
Red Scare
and the
outburst
in
American
people it brought was the
Palmer raids.
General
Palmer set up the
general intelligence division
(now known more commonly as the
FBI
)
J
Edgar Hoover
put in
charge.
The
raids
were created to
spy
on +
arrest radical groups
who were convicted of trying to promote
communism
/
left wing analogies
1920-33 raids on any
radicals
Could be seen as very
racists
of
political powers
(Not every person who had anarchist views was
extremist
, and anarchy in itself was not
unlawful
)
Freedom
was taken away
600
people were
deported
from the
USA
-
bad living conditions
in
prisons
(
thousands
of
arrests
)
In the long term, there was:
Fear of different
ideologies
warn of (fake)
communist protests.
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