Question

Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right.

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Sedition Act Alien Friends Act
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Naturalization Act
increased the number of years that an
immigrant needed to live in the United
States to become a resident from five to
fourteen
outlawed writing, publishing, or speaking
anything against the government
empowered the president to deport
"dangerous" aliens

Answer 1

The Sedition Act, Alien Friends Act, and Naturalization Act were all laws passed in the United States regarding immigration and free speech.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is History. The Sedition Act increased the number of years an immigrant needed to live in the United States to become a resident from five to fourteen. The Alien Friends Act empowered the president to deport "dangerous" aliens. The Naturalization Act outlawed writing, publishing, or speaking anything against the government.

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