What effect did the Korean War have on domestic politics in the United States?

It undermined the popularity of Senator Joseph McCarthy and helped bring an end to the Second Red Scare.
It undermined the popularity of President Truman and helped Dwight Eisenhower win the presidential election of 1952.
It increased the popularity of the Democratic Party and deepened Americans' commitment to fighting communism abroad.
It increased the popularity of the Republicans in Congress and allowed them to make significant increases in defense spending.

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What effect did the Korean War have on domestic politics in the United States? 

It undermined the popularity of Senator Joseph McCarthy and helped bring an end to the Second Red Scare. 
It undermined the popularity of President Truman and helped Dwight Eisenhower win the presidential election of 1952. 
It increased the popularity of the Democratic Party and deepened Americans' commitment to fighting communism abroad. 
It increased the popularity of the Republicans in Congress and allowed them to make significant increases in defense spending.

anonymous · Answer

@vikstar2.0

vikstar2.0 · Answer

i believe its c

vikstar2.0 · Answer

the one about the increase of commitment to fighting communism abroad

vikstar2.0 · Answer

so am i right?

anonymous · Answer

well ik when mccarther was fired the americasn had gotten upset and thought he did a good job i was thinking A but then idk maybe C @vikstar2.0 what would you thing @wwhitlock  A or C

wwhitlock · Answer

Not A, Senator Joe McCarthy is not the same as General Douglas McArthur.
The senator used Korea and other issues to START the Red Scare.

anonymous · Answer

so C? and sorry my internet is acting up

wwhitlock · Answer

yup

anonymous · Answer

thanks guys so much i have a few more