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A newspaper editor who wrote a column stating it was immoral for the United States to be involved in a war could be convicted of violating which of the following? a.Sedition Act…

A newspaper editor who wrote a column stating it was immoral for the United States to be involved in a war could be convicted of violating which of the following? a.Sedition Act…
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A newspaper editor who wrote a column stating it was immoral for the United States to be involved in a war could be convicted of violating which of the following?

a.Sedition Act
b.Espionage Act
c.Schenck decision
d. Selective Service Act

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I think that correct answer should look like this: A newspaper editor who wrote a column stating it was immoral for the United States to be involved in a war could be convicted of violating which of the a.Sedition Act
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