What rationale was given for the espionage and sedition acts passed during world war i?

Question 25: for my k12 homies
ANSWER=They would provide national security.

They would provide national security.

Explanation:

The Espionage Act was fortified by the Sedition Act, which forced correspondingly cruel punishments on anybody discovered blameworthy of putting forth false expressions that meddled with the arraignment of the war; annoying or mishandling the U.S. government, the banner, the Constitution or the military; disturbing against the creation of fundamental war materials; or supporting, instructing or shielding any of these demonstrations.

The transcontinental railroad provided a means of fast transportation. it cut a 6 month trip into 6 days, created jobs for many people and encouraged immigration. the homestead act played a huge role in western expansion; it allowed settlers to begin a fresh start, and gave them land in exchange for their residence for up to five years and a small fee.

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