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during the cold war, americans a. made a concerted effort to better understand soviet ideologies. b. fired teachers who refused to sign loyalty oaths. c. were united in their outrage over the jailing of communist party leaders. d. formed anticommunist groups who pressured public libraries to remove "un-american" books from their shelves. e. remained generally unconcerned over the prospect of communists living in america.

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d. formed anticommunist groups who pressured public libraries to remove "un-American" books from their shelves.

What does it mean to be “Un-American”? What do you think it meant to be “Un-American” in the 1940’s and 1950’s?

The word "Un-American" is used to describe someone who is a foreigner or does not trust in or obey the ideals, standards, and aims of the United States. US government stands for. The 1940s were a time of war. With World War 2 raging on, being "Un-American" at the time basically meant you were against the allied party and favored the axis party at that time. It was an extreme political view and extremely dangerous to be considered "Un-American" in such a time.

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