According to my last year social studies teacher it is C.
During World War I, the federal government wanted to ensure complete loyalty to the American cause. In order to do this, they took measures to limit the rights of American citizens. One of the most significant laws passed during this time was the Espionage and Sedition Acts. Th Espionage Act made it illegal to interfere with the US military draft. The Sedition Act made it illegal to interfere with the sale of war bonds are to discuss anything deemed "disloyal" against the American war effort. The Sedition Act was very vague and open to interpretation, which allowed the US government to use it in a way that arrested thousands of anti-war protesters all of the US.
These acts greatly violated the first amendment right of freedom of speech. During this time, the government felt it was necessary to suppress rights in order to have success in World War I. However, many of the arrests made during this period were of people who made no legitimate threat to the government. Rather, they expressed why they did not want the US to be involved with the war.
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Incentives are important not only in your personal decisions, but also across an economy, because they frequently result in similar choices that accumulate across many individuals. Prices are affected by taxes. As a result, changes in tax rates have an impact on incentives.
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Campaigns New Mexicans saw action included:
They sacrificed their lives in the battles that forced Germany to pursue peace, thus ending the war. More than half of the AEF troops killed in Meuse-Argonne, 14,246 (32 from New Mexico) are interred at the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery.