During World I, the Groups That Suffered the Greatest Attacks

question 12

Multiple Choice

During World I, the groups that suffered the greatest attacks on their civil liberties were

• A) German and Austrian spies.
• B) feminists.
• C) those who tried to sabotage the war effort.
• D) writers and others in Hollywood and the media.
• E) German-Americans and antiwar Socialists.

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