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Aydan Harrison

2 April, 22:16

What were the purposes of the espionage and sedition acts?

1. to restrict Communication between citizens and Europe

2. to prevent spying and curtail criticism of the government

3. to enhance relations with the allied forces in Europe

4. to encourage Americans to spy on German-Americans

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