The Square Deal was Theodore Roosevelt's domestic program showing his goals for the nation in 3 C's, which are the Conservation of resources, Control of corporations, and Consumer protection. While these are policies that were relevant in the early 1900s, none of these have to do with foreign policy
Explanation: While the Red Scare drove America's left and any possible allies with communism or socialism underground, it also allowed for a real anger to form and pushed conversations about social justice into back rooms.
