What might have made the rosenbergs seem dangerous to the us government of the 1950s?

a) both worked to create the first atomic bombs for the ussr

b) both we’re connected to radical groups

c) julius has worked for the venona project

d) ethel was a russian immigrant who arrived after wwii

The correct answer is C) Julius has worked for the VENONA project.  After the cold war ended, some investigations by the FBI and the United States intelligence services integrated into the Venona project, apparently found evidence that Julius Rosenberg worked for Soviet espionage services, although his wife Ethel did not, both were sentenced to death in the electric chair.

Rosenberg’s seem dangerous to the US government in the 1950s because Julius worked for the VENONA project

Explanation:

When the cold war ended, some FBI investigations, as well as intelligence services from the U.S, integrated Verona project. They then found the evidence that ideally, Julius had worked for the soviet in the espionage services. However, his wife was not aware they were both sentenced to death through an electric chair.

Meanwhile, different events within the US drew the attention of the potential soviet that infiltrated the central government. Whittaker, who was the spy of the soviet, became a zealous communist and testified in the house of the American committee.

b) the importance and limits of political power.