What actions did the Truman administration take to try to identify and remove communist from within the government?

b. Loyalty boards were created to investigate government employees.

c. A list of organizations that were considered disloyal was compiled.

d. Thousands of federal employees were fired for disloyalty.

Explanation:

The options include:

a. Communists were made to register as party members.

b. Loyalty boards were created to investigate government employees.

c. A list of organizations that were considered disloyal was compiled.

d. Thousands of federal employees were fired for disloyalty.

e. The HUAC was told to use harsh interrogation techniques to find communists.

The Truman administration tried to identify and remove communist from within the government by creating loyalty boards so that government workers would be investigated.

Also, the organizations that were seen to be disloyal was compiled while lots of ederal employees were then fired for disloyalty.

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