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Why did anti-radical hysteria subside in 1920?

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Why did anti-radical hysteria subside in 1920?

Why did anti-radical hysteria subside in 1920?

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By the People: A History of the United States, AP Edition

By the People: A History of the United States, AP Edition

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The Palmer raids were a large-scale effort to round up suspected radicals, deport as many as possible, and discover evidence of a larger leftwing conspiracy. When scant evidence was uncovered, many in public began to wonder if the scale of the operation and its infringements on civil liberties were justified by the actual size of the alleged threat.

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