U.S. Involvement in WWI and the Espionage Act Quiz
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Why was the decision for the U.S. to become involved in WWI such a contentious debate?

  • The U.S. government was worried about the impact of the war on domestic security
  • The U.S. was concerned about the impact of the war on international trade and commerce
  • The U.S. faced significant economic challenges that made involvement in WWI controversial
  • The U.S. was deeply divided on whether to support the Allies or the Central Powers (correct)
  • Explain the effect the Espionage Act had during this time.

  • It empowered the government to censor mail and other forms of communication (correct)
  • It restricted the activities of labor unions and socialists
  • It allowed for the direct recruitment of soldiers from civilian populations
  • It increased public support for the U.S. involvement in WWI
  • According to Thomas Goldstein, what was illegal about Charles Schneck's document?

  • It violated freedom of speech as outlined in the First Amendment
  • It misrepresented government policies and actions
  • It encouraged individuals to resist the military draft (correct)
  • It threatened national security by disclosing classified information
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