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{\bf{Definition of the Hollywood Ten}} & The Hollywood Ten were a group of screenwriters, directors, and producers who were blacklisted in 1947 for refusing to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) regarding their alleged communist affiliations \tn 
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 & Their defiance of HUAC marked a significant moment in the history of Hollywood and the broader context of McCarthyism and the Red Scare \tn 
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{\bf{Historical Context}} & Post-World War II America was marked by the onset of the Cold War and growing fears of communist infiltration within the United States \tn 
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 & The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), established in 1938, intensified its investigations into alleged communist activities during this period, with a particular focus on the entertainment industry \tn 
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{\bf{HUAC's Focus on Hollywood}} & HUAC believed that Hollywood, as a powerful medium for shaping public opinion, was a potential breeding ground for communist propaganda \tn 
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 & The committee sought to identify and root out communists in the film industry, believing that they could influence American audiences through subtle messaging in movies \tn 
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{\bf{Initial Investigations}} & In October 1947, HUAC began a series of hearings to investigate communist influence in Hollywood \tn 
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 & The committee called on prominent figures from the entertainment industry to testify, including studio heads, actors, and filmmakers \tn 
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 & Some witnesses, known as "friendly witnesses," cooperated with HUAC, naming individuals they believed to be communists or sympathizers \tn 
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{\bf{Members of the Hollywood Ten}} & {\bf{Alvah Bessie}} - Screenwriter \tn 
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 & {\bf{Herbert Biberman}} - Screenwriter and Director \tn 
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{\bf{Refusal to Testify}} & The Hollywood Ten were subpoenaed to testify before HUAC but refused to answer questions regarding their political beliefs or affiliations \tn 
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 & They cited their First Amendment rights, arguing that HUAC's questions violated their freedom of speech and assembly \tn 
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{\bf{Consequences of Defiance}} & Their refusal to cooperate led to charges of contempt of Congress \tn 
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 & In November 1947, all ten were cited for contempt and subsequently blacklisted by the Hollywood studios, meaning they were denied employment in the industry \tn 
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{\bf{Legal Proceedings}} & The Hollywood Ten were tried and convicted of contempt of Congress in 1948 \tn 
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 & Each of the ten received a sentence of six months to one year in prison and a fine of \$1,000 \tn 
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{\bf{Imprisonment}} & The members of the Hollywood Ten served their sentences in various federal prisons \tn 
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 & Their imprisonment had a profound impact on their careers and personal lives, as they were unable to work in Hollywood and faced financial and social hardships \tn 
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{\bf{Creation of the Blacklist}} & In response to the HUAC hearings, Hollywood studio executives met and issued the Waldorf Statement in November 1947, in which they announced the blacklist of the Hollywood Ten and anyone else suspected of communist affiliations \tn 
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 & The blacklist extended beyond the Hollywood Ten, affecting hundreds of writers, directors, actors, and others in the entertainment industry who were denied employment due to alleged communist ties \tn 
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{\bf{Impact on Careers}} & The blacklist had devastating effects on the careers of those affected, with many being forced to work under pseudonyms, leave the industry, or move abroad to find work \tn 
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 & Some blacklisted individuals, like Dalton Trumbo, continued to write screenplays under assumed names, with Trumbo even winning Academy Awards for "Roman Holiday" (1953) and "The Brave One" (1956) under different names \tn 
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{\bf{Cultural and Political Impact}} & The Hollywood Ten became symbols of resistance to government overreach and the suppression of free speech during the Red Scare \tn 
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{\bf{End of the Blacklist}} & The blacklist gradually weakened over the years, particularly after Dalton Trumbo was openly credited for his work on "Spartacus" (1960) and "Exodus" (1960), signaling the beginning of the end of the practice \tn 
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 & By the early 1960s, the blacklist was largely dismantled, though its effects lingered for many individuals \tn 
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{\bf{Rehabilitation and Recognition}} & Over time, the members of the Hollywood Ten and others who were blacklisted began to be rehabilitated in the public eye \tn 
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 & In 1997, the Writers Guild of America posthumously gave credit to blacklisted writers for their work, including those who had written under pseudonyms \tn 
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{\bf{First Amendment Rights}} & The Hollywood Ten's stance brought attention to the importance of protecting First Amendment rights, especially in times of political fear and repression \tn 
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{\bf{Impact on American Cinema}} & The blacklist and the persecution of the Hollywood Ten had a chilling effect on American cinema, with studios and filmmakers avoiding controversial topics or political themes for fear of repercussions \tn 
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 & The era marked a period of self-censorship in Hollywood, with many films avoiding critical engagement with contemporary social and political issues \tn 
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