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Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.2
How did World War I shape discussions around First Amendment freedoms in America?
The war affirmed unregulated freedom of assembly across the nation without any compromise with national security concerns.
The war enhanced the rights of press without any constraints or censorship.
The war led to restrictions on speech deemed disloyal or seditious through measures like Espionage Act (1917).
The war promoted unrestricted religious freedom irrespective of national security issues.
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