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3 April, 16:16

Which statement best describes civil liberties in the U. S. during World War I?

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  1. 3 April, 17:07
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    The answer to this question is: The U. S. forced German-Americans into internment camps because they feared they were spies.

    The damaged that might be caused if United states military strategies are leaked to the spies was too large. Because of this paranoia, the Government somehow question the loyalty of all german-americans people and create a prevention to make sure that their plans were not being leaked.
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