Which statement best
analyzes continuity in the
impact of the Red Scare?
(1 point)
The Red Scare was
an extension of
past fears of
communism after
the success of the
Russian
Revolutions.
The Red Scare let
the government
continue to use
national security as
an excuse to
monitor rightleaning
movements.
The Red Scare was
a continuation of
the Cold War policy
of surveilling
communists.
The Red Scare first
allowed
government
surveillance on
American citizens.