AP US History
Anarchist bombings refer to a series of violent acts carried out by anarchist individuals or groups during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in the 1920s. These bombings were intended to incite fear, challenge government authority, and promote anarchist ideologies, often targeting political leaders, law enforcement, and prominent figures. This wave of violence coincided with a period of social unrest and the rise of radical political movements in the United States and Europe.