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rhiAndreaJoanalycody rhiAndreaJoanalycody
  • 26-10-2015
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This act was passed in 1917 and made it illegal to subvert U.S. military personnel.

Espionage Act

Sedition Act

Immigration Act

Sherman Act

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 27-10-2015

It was the "Espionage Act" that was in 1917 and made it illegal to subvert U.S. military personnel, since this was passed right after America's entry into World War I, when many citizens were still skeptical.

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stamnichol1 stamnichol1
  • 03-05-2021

Answer:

Espionage Act

Explanation:

It was the "Espionage Act" that was in 1917 and made it illegal to subvert U.S. military personnel, since this was passed right after America's entry into World War I, when many citizens were still skeptical.

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