21/Ims/dropbox/user/folder_submit_files.d2l?db=7938209&grpid=0&isprv=... A Co 1. Contrast the positions taken by Senators Joseph McCarthy in his Wheeling, West Virginia speech and Margaret Chase Smith in her "Declaration of Conscience" speech: . Senator McCarthy acknowledges two "momentous" differences that separate the Communist world from the West that, by themselves, need not lead to war. However, he describes one "real, basic difference" that has both sides engaged "in a final, all-out battle." Identify these three differences and describe the one McCarthy maintains is to be feared the most. (Paragraph one) McCarthy suggests that our great democracy is being threatened by "enemies from within." How does McCarthy describe those enemies and what specific claim does he make to further alarm his audience while, at the same time, attacking the political opposition? (Paragraph two) Senator Smith doesn't mention Senator McCarthy by name, instead addressing what she calls "a serious national condition" that she fears more than the enemies McCarthy purports to pursue. Identify tactics Smith speaks out against in her speech that make clear her target is McCarthy and McCarthyism. (Paragraph three) Smith also expresses her concern for the security of the nation against the "Communist design." What criticisms does she make of each party in her speech and what advice does she offer in her "Declaration of Conscience" for how Republicans and Democrats alike can and should address this threat without overturning the American way of life? (Paragraph four) Submit the two Sanators, McCarthy and Smith, that thrust themselves into the Cancel