Answer:
the risk of being punished and prosecuted strictly.
Explanation:
US Secretary of War Newton Baker feared for the safety of those individuals who showed dissent towards the government.
With acts like Espionage Act of 1917 and The Sedition Act of 1918, the government clearly exhibited its intolerance towards any form of opposition.
Baker felt that the growing intensity of suspicion and hostility toward disloyalty and dissent in the country would put more people on the risk of being punished and prosecuted strictly.
This case cemented the power of the Federal Government by stating that it had the authority to create National Banks and furthermore it denied the right of the states to tax a federal business. This ability allowed for the Federal Government to create additional agencies in the states that could not be directly taxed by the states themselves.
Answer:
A. judicial I believe this is the answer
Answer:
11: D & 12: B
Explanation:
1. It signaled that the federal government would refrain from actively supporting African American rights, allowing Southern Democrats to overturn political gains by African Americans
2. I feel like it's B. Celebratory events were held but were largely subdued as the nation was still feeling divided and experiencing the effects of the Civil War. But I could be wrong on this one.
D. They were able to convince Southern leaders to stop supporting
slavery
