Which of the following statements are NOT true of the Red Scare? a. Films, TV shows and other popular media portrayed communism as an infiltrating and villainous force, shaping public perceptions. b. The trial and conviction of the Rosenbergs for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union set the country on edge. c. There was a perception that communism was experiencing wide success throughout the world. d. There was a longstanding fear of communist infiltration among many in the Federal Government. e. Americans, while initially scared, were confident the country's ideas and way of life would triumph.

Which of the following statements are NOT true of the Red Scare? a. Films, TV shows and other popular media portrayed communism as an infiltrating and villainous force, shaping public perceptions. b. The trial and conviction of the Rosenbergs for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union set the country on edge. c. There was a perception that communism was experiencing wide success throughout the world. d. There was a longstanding fear of communist infiltration among many in the Federal Government. e. Americans, while initially scared, were confident the country's ideas and way of life would triumph.