Question

Democrats in congress considered President Truman's anticommunism efforts as being?

1) Effective in protecting national security
2) Ineffective in combating communism
3) Necessary for maintaining democracy
4) Violating civil liberties

Answer 1

Truman's anti-communism efforts were considered effective for national security and democracy, but were also seen as ineffective and violating civil liberties by some Democrats in Congress. The options (1), (2),(3) and (4) are correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Democrats in Congress considered President Truman's anti-communism efforts as being:

1. Effective in protecting national security
2. Ineffective in combating communism
3. Necessary for maintaining democracy
4. Violating civil liberties

President Truman believed that strict anti-communist measures were necessary to protect national security and maintain democracy. However, some Democrats in Congress believed that these efforts were ineffective in combating communism and violated civil liberties. These differing opinions and perspectives led to debates and discussions within the Democratic Party during Truman's presidency. Therefore, options (1), (2),(3) and (4) are correct.