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The espionage and sedition acts affected freedom of speech because they

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saul85 [17]2 years ago

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The Espionage and Sedition Acts were issued under American President Woodow Wilson around 1917 and 1918 making a crime any interference with military operations and also prohibiting several forms of speech considered unpatriotic, seditious and disloyal to USA; this affected freedom of speech due it allowed the government to censor any idea, proposition or argument that questioned authority or challenged the government itself.

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full name: Kusno Sosrodihardjo

nickname: Ir Soekarno/Soekarno

familiarly called: Bung Karno

date of birth: June 6, 1901

die: June 21, 1970

father: Raden Soekemi Sosrodihardjo

mother: Ida Ayu Nyoman Rai.

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die: March, 14 1980

father: Muhammad Djamil

mother: Siti Saleha

wife: Siti Ramiati Hatta

child: Halida Hatta, Gemala Hatta, Meutia Hatta

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