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the fear of war with Franceledto the nation?s first sedition act
back then(passive) was designedthe 1973 War Powers Act
to counter such mission creep(passive) was designedThe War Powers Act
Electionresults1868 - 1918 Elections
the entrance of the United States into the World War(passive) was influenced decidedly byThe legislation of 1917 and 1918
to meet the growing calls of Canadians for autonomy from British rule(passive) was designedThe ' ' Constitution Act , 1867
The Judgementpromptedthe 1902 Education Act ( Balfour Act
The 1914 resulted1918 war
prominent concernspromptingenactment of the 1871 Act
the newspaperprovokedthe passage of the Sedition Act
to limit working hours on interstate railroads to eight hour daysresultingin the 1916 Adamson Act
Franceleadingto the Sedition Act of 1798
George Frederickinfluencedthe Coinage Act 1870
The Federalistsdesignedthe Sedition Act of 1798
to give the government of British India special powers to deal with revolutionary and German - inspired threats during World War I , especially in the Punjab(passive) was designed1915 legislation
American concerns about the rise of Asian immigrationeventually resultingin the 1917 act
the story of the struggle between the Hamiltonian federalists and the Jeffersonian democrats ... the newspaperprovokedthe passage of the Sedition Act
for example(passive) has been designedThe act of 1905
the agreementledto the 1905 Act
to expire in 1919(passive) was designedThe 1915 act
their activities ... the warledto the 1918 Act
the yearsleadingup to the 1918 Act
The exemptionoriginatedin the 1916 act
after the order of moratorium in Section 14 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code(passive) was led1881 Act
the debatesleadingto the 1918 Act
the adsetby the 1918 Act
in turnresultedin the Sedition Act
to expire in 1801 , coinciding with the end of the Adams administration(passive) was setThe Sedition Act
the meritorious intentions of all or anycontributedto the sedition - act
by their very nature(passive) are designedSedition laws
eventsleadingto the 1918 proclamation
people ... that wasto resultin the Sedition Acts
in the arrest of numerous individuals for criticism of the governmentresultedin the arrest of numerous individuals for criticism of the government
to the fervorcontributedto the fervor
to the arrest , imprisonment , execution and deportation of dozens of unionists , anarchists and communistsleadingto the arrest , imprisonment , execution and deportation of dozens of unionists , anarchists and communists
to saveresultedto save
in Germany last Marchwas discoveredin Germany last March
in the election of Thomas Jefferson , a Republicanresultedin the election of Thomas Jefferson , a Republican
in the melting of more than 270 million Morgan silver dollarsresultedin the melting of more than 270 million Morgan silver dollars
in Berlindiscoveredin Berlin
the free speech crisis(passive) caused bythe free speech crisis
the free speech crisis(passive) caused bythe free speech crisis
in the first wartime draft of U.S. citizens in our historyresultedin the first wartime draft of U.S. citizens in our history
the resumption of the Morgan Dollarcausedthe resumption of the Morgan Dollar
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in a loss of over 270 million silver dollar coins , which was over half the mintage of Morgansresultedin a loss of over 270 million silver dollar coins , which was over half the mintage of Morgans
to silence political oppositionwas designedto silence political opposition
to bring the law up to that datewas designedto bring the law up to that date
an 8-hour workday ( plus overtimesetan 8-hour workday ( plus overtime
from the warresultedfrom the war
to legalisation and subsequent proliferation of bigoted and racist statements by irresponsible Malaysiansleadingto legalisation and subsequent proliferation of bigoted and racist statements by irresponsible Malaysians
from the Preparedness movementresultedfrom the Preparedness movement
the Jeffersonian Republicansprovokedthe Jeffersonian Republicans
to exclude foreign influenceswas designedto exclude foreign influences
up county authorities to take the place of parish authorities , and thus made great changes in educational affairs in Scotlandsetup county authorities to take the place of parish authorities , and thus made great changes in educational affairs in Scotland
in the prosecution and conviction of many newspaper owners who disagreed with the governmentresultedin the prosecution and conviction of many newspaper owners who disagreed with the government
in a three - fold increase in the numbers qualified to voteresultedin a three - fold increase in the numbers qualified to vote
in the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed with the governmentresultedin the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed with the government
in the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed with the governmentresultedin the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed with the government
the rate ... that is , the gross estate minus all deductions including the minimum exemption -- below $ 50,000setthe rate ... that is , the gross estate minus all deductions including the minimum exemption -- below $ 50,000
to a large amount of redemptionledto a large amount of redemption
in the establishment of a series of national monuments set aside to preserve the southwestern archeological ruins they containedresultedin the establishment of a series of national monuments set aside to preserve the southwestern archeological ruins they contained
to the prosecution and conviction of several newspaper ownersledto the prosecution and conviction of several newspaper owners
to protectwas designedto protect
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the country(passive) caused bythe country
in the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed withresultedin the prosecution and conviction of many Jeffersonian newspaper owners who disagreed with
to represswas designedto repress
in the arrests of twenty - five Americansresultedin the arrests of twenty - five Americans
in people being sent to jail for criticizing the president and other government officialsresultedin people being sent to jail for criticizing the president and other government officials
to prevent native Indian and Burmese journalists from criticising the authoritiesdesignedto prevent native Indian and Burmese journalists from criticising the authorities
to repress political opposition to President John Adams and the Federalistswas designedto repress political opposition to President John Adams and the Federalists