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Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during a. World War I. c. Spanish Civil War. b. World War II. d. Anglo-Egyptian War.
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Fears about the spread of fascism and communism were a driving force during

a. World War I.
c. Spanish Civil War.
b. World War II.
d. Anglo-Egyptian War.

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A. World War 1 because us Americans and other non-communist countries in Europe were worried that Communism was going to be the nest government for all the world so America especially went into what is known as the Red Scare
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