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An advertisement that appeared in a copy of LIFE magazine in 1919. It utilizes an American soldier in order to sell Colt-branded firearms to civilians.

A political cartoon from the First Red Scare advocating restrictions on immigration.

An advertisement that appeared in a copy of LIFE magazine in 1919. It depicts an American soldier smoking a Chesterfield cigarette.

1919 U.S. newspaper cartoon: The American Legion prepares to hit a ball labeled "Bolshevism" with a rifle butt labeled "100 percent Americanism." He stands above a quote from Theodore Roosevelt Jr.: "Don't argue with the reds; go to bat with them and…

A newspaper clipping that advertised bonds. It tells a short story of a young American veteran kissing women who bought bonds.

Five Socialist Assemblymen expelled by New York State Legislature

Word Document Essay

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The illustration of a church in Maryland by George C. M Roberts, 1866