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Which act required American men to register for military service during World War I?

• Espionage Act

• Selective Service Act

• Sedition Act

• War Industries Board

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What was the main purpose of the War Industries Board during World War I?

• To encourage Americans to buy war bonds

• To regulate the production of war materials

• To draft soldiers for the military

• To censor anti-war speech

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Which government measure was designed to raise money from the public to support the war effort?

• War bonds

• Espionage Act

• Selective Service Act

• Committee of Public Information

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The Espionage Act and Sedition Act were primarily intended to:

• Increase food production

• Limit opposition to the war

• Recruit soldiers

• Organize war industries

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What was the main function of the Committee of Public Information during World War I?

• To manage war industries

• To promote support for the war through propaganda

• To draft soldiers

• To sell war bonds

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Which of the following best describes the Selective Service Act?

• A law that censored newspapers

• A law that required men to register for the draft

• A law that regulated food production

• A law that created war bonds

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How did the War Industries Board impact American factories during World War I?

• It closed factories that did not support the war

• It converted factories to produce war materials

• It increased the number of factory workers

• It reduced government control over factories

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Explain how the Espionage Act affected freedom of speech in the United States during World War I.

• It expanded freedom of speech for all citizens

• It limited speech that was considered disloyal or critical of the government

• It had no effect on speech

• It only applied to soldiers

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Which of the following actions would have been encouraged by the Committee of Public Information?

• Protesting the war

• Buying war bonds and supporting the war effort

• Refusing to register for the draft

• Publishing anti-war articles

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How did the sale of war bonds help the United States during World War I?

• By increasing the number of soldiers

• By raising money to fund the war effort

• By reducing the need for propaganda

• By limiting the power of the government

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