Which question is associated with the passage of the espionage and sedition acts during world war i?

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The assumed question which associates with the passage of the espionage and sedition includes "Does it became illegal to criticize government leaders and war policies".

The espionage and sedition acts are two set of legislation enacted to criminalized any type of disloyal or abusive language about the government or military by the citizen.

Any speech that was considered critical of the government or disloyal to the US is seen as illegal after the passage of the law.

Also, anyone who interfered with the war effort could be punished according to the law.

Therefore, the assumed question which associates with the passage of the espionage and sedition includes "Does it became illegal to criticize government leaders and war policies".

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