Activity wisconsin senator joseph mccarthy delivered a speech on february 9, 1950, to an audience in wheeling, west virginia, noting that a list of 205 people had been submitted to the secretary of state. the individuals on the list, he said, were members of the communist party who were working for the state department to shape policy. mccarthy never delivered the list, however, and the number of individuals accused varied widely. answer the following question in two to three paragraphs. what evidence does mccarthy provide to support his claims of communists in the state department?

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