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Joseph Stalin was born on Decmber 18, 1879 on Gori, Georgia. His father was a cobbler, so he grew up with modest circumstances. He never graduated school, instead he studied the revolutionary movement against the Russian monarchy.
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It lasted 5 days. Even though there wasn't any violence or arrests the strikers were still labeled as "Reds." All strikes after the Seattle shipyard strike for the next six months were considered “crimes against society”, “conspiracies against the government” and “plots to establish communism.”
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a bomb plot was uncovered
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Ralliea and riots were held throughout the country.
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the american legion was founded to maintain law and order
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12 attorneys reported the Justice Departments violations
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another multi-state bomb plot was discovered.
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The justice department started the General Intelligence Division of Bureau of Investigation to uncover the Bolshevik conspiracies
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Boston police force went on strike
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Police Commissioner Curtis said the striking policemen would not be able to return and a new police force would be hired.
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thousands of steel workers walk off their job.
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the martial law is ensued.
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over 4,000 people were arrested in 33 cities for being alleged racials
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Somewhere in the month of January the Boston Police strike ended without the strikers getting anything
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Moving upJoseph was made general secretary of the communist party. He was later made dictator of the soviet union in late 1920s.
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new rulesJoseph increased productivity and economic growth in the soviet union, which cost millions of lives. These actions took a tole on the Red Army, which made Stalin unprepared for Hitler’s attacks in June 1941. The union hung in the balence, but Stalin soon recovered it.
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The Second Red ScareStarted after WW2, was also known as McCarthyism because of Senator Joseph McCarthy, a famous supporter.
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OrderPresident Truman issued an order that stated membership or any relationship with Fascist, Communist, and any other subversive organization would be grounds for dismissal.
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HUACMcCarthy used the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) to level charges against the media, the government, academics, political enemies and all challengers.
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worriedRoosevelt worried that the spread of communism would threaten the U.S. safety and all democratic parties.
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PlanFranklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill became suspicious of Joseph Stalin’s plan for the the soviet union.
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Starting upBy the time the U.S. joined the Korean War, it was already caught up in the Seond Red Scare.
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OhioThe Ohio General Assembly implemented the Ohio Un-American Activities Committee, a joint committee of senators and representatives, in 1951. It was based on the Un-American Activities Committee
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Stalin's DeathJoseph Stalin died on March 5 1953, from a stroke.
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The Second Red Scare ended in 1957, but even though it was over it altered the tempers of many americans.
