Which example highlights the treatment of eugene debs? question 11 options: permanently disenfranchised all of these arrested for speaking out against the war effort convicted and imprisoned under the espionage act?

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Which example highlights the treatment of eugene debs? question 11 options: permanently disenfranchised all of these arrested for speaking out against the war effort convicted and imprisoned under the espionage act?

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Kamari Humphrey · Answer 1

The correct answer is convicted and imprisoned under the espionage act

He was against the participation of the United States in World War 1 and since he was a famous figure he had a huge following. This is why President Wilson heavily disliked him and he was arrested and imprisoned with 10 charges of sedition, according to the sedition and espionage acts.