Which statement describe how the nation reacted to the fear of communism in the 1950's? choose all answers that are correct. a. anticommunist laws were passed. b. some government workers were forced to take loyalty oaths. c. new laws made it illegal to criticize the government. d. new immigration laws allowed entry to soviet citizens. e. communist organizations were encouraged to enlist new members.

Statements A and B are correct.

The United States actually passes a law called the Communist Control Act in 1954. This law, aimed at members of the communist party, established severe penalties for any group that was calling for a violent overthrow of the US government.

Along with this, the government made individuals take federal or state jobs sign an oath of loyalty. These oaths varied but were all around the same concept of pledging allegiance to the US and denying ever being part of the communist party.

The answer is protestant reformation.