Why did Americans fear the spread of Communism? Communism had contributed to the start of World War I.
Communism was a threat to American beliefs and values.
Communist countries had stronger economies than the United States.

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The first answer makes sense but I think it's the second one due to the multiple "Red Scares" that happened throughout history. In these "Red Scares," raids were conducted on people that were suspected of "un-American activity." If I know anything about the US, the place I've lived for a big chunk of my life is that we value our democracy our beliefs, and communism is direct threat to that.

world bank is the correct answer.

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