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During World War I, how did the government enforce loyalty to the war effort? a.Prohibition b.issued propaganda c.Espionage and Sedition Acts d.Militarism
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During World War I, how did the government enforce loyalty to the war effort?

a.Prohibition
b.issued propaganda
c.Espionage and Sedition Acts
d.Militarism

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A that’s what I think
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b. issued propaganda

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They would make posters similar to world war II Rosie the riveter calling at the war to end all wars.

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