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Age of Fear Kevin Wehr Ceramics townsAlthough Americans have long celebrated their nation's diversity, they also have consistently harbored suspicions of foreign peoples both at home and abroad. In Age of Fear, Zachary Smith argues that, as World War I grew more menacing and the presumed German threat loomed over the United States, many white ""Anglo Saxon"" Americans grew increasingly concerned about the vulnerability of their race, culture, and authority. Consequently, they directed