During the First World War, public dissent against governmental policies was
a. encouraged, to demonstrate to the world the sort of democracy for which Americans were fighting.
b. frowned upon by most citizens, but widely accepted as a necessary check on the powers of the government.
c. treated as an unacceptable form of disloyalty which could lead to government surveillance or even imprisonment.
d. voluntarily laid aside, as black rights leaders, socialists, and others agreed that the war effort must take precedence over all other issues.
c. treated as an unacceptable form of disloyalty which could lead to government surveillance or even imprisonment.
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