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The US and Oklahoma governments enacted laws during World War I to discourage __________ who opposed the war. A. prohibitionists B. dissenters C. veterans D. members of Congress…

The US and Oklahoma governments enacted laws during World War I to discourage __________ who opposed the war. A. prohibitionists B. dissenters C. veterans D. members of Congress…
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The US and Oklahoma governments enacted laws during World War I to discourage __________ who opposed the war.

A. prohibitionists
B. dissenters
C. veterans
D. members of Congress

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Answer: B. Dissenters

Explanation: A dissenter is a person whose opinion differs from that one of the majority.

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Answer:

The answer is B. dissenters .

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