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Demobilization Industries need change from war to peace production, returning soldiers increase unemployment
Labor Strife workers still paid wartime wages while prices increase
Seattle General Strike 1st strike, 60,000 workers non violent, but business alarmed & immigrants blamed
Boston Police Strike crime increases, Coolidge says "agents of Lenin.." police fired, public not sympathetic
Steel Strike 365,000 workers owners use violence, police, and thugs strike ends
United Mine Workers Strike last major strike, led by John Lewis, Wilson orders injunction strike ends?
The Red Scare brought by wave of strikes (labor unrest, fear Bolshevik type revolution in US
Red Scare Period of anti-communist hysteria post WWI
Vladimir Lenin & Bolshevik Revolution Russia goes Marxist to Communist
The Palmer Raids Bombs both real and threats raise fear of Reds
Mitchell Palmer Attorney General home bombed adds to Red Scare
Attorny General home bombed adds to Red Scare
Palmer Raids capture alleged radicals, and deport, most innocent immigrants
  Sacco & Vanzetti Italian immigrants accused of robbery and executed, symbol of Red Scare
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