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Congress ... legislationto createthe Espionage Act
Woodrow Wilson ’s administrationcreatedthe Espionage Act
the " liberal " Wilson Administration to silence domestic political criticism of U.S. entry into World War I. Under the Espionage Act(passive) was created byThe Espionage Act
Woodrow Wilson to clampdown on dissent during World War I.(passive) designed bythe Espionage Act
to prosecute spies and employees with classified clearances for leaking sensitive information to the press(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
to charge Americans who have released classified information to the press(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
for people who give secrets to foreign powers in interest of the foreign power that are n't united states(passive) is designedthe espionage act
to stop people from supplying information to other countries , not the United States people(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
to punish any sort of clandestine activity in regards to national defense(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
Lowell said(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
as a compromise between the US(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
other actshave ledthe the espionage act
as the U.S. was entering(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
disclosingwould triggerthe Espionage Act
to prevent both sabotage and disruption of the war effort by either foreign agents or domestic opponents(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
to stop both interference with the military and support of enemies during wartime(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
to deal with those who aided and abetted enemies of the United States(passive) was originally designedThe Espionage Act
the Sedition Act(passive) created bythe Espionage Act
to protect our country by defining situations that would then in returned harmed our country and its progress in winning the war(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
R.G. on July 15 , 2017 Sign(passive) Created byTHE ESPIONAGE ACT
to crush subversion and silence critics of the war(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
to silence socialist and communist group that used their objections to the war to promote their agenda(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
in the run - up to WWI(passive) was createdThe espionage act
to gag anyone criticizing the war(passive) was designedThe Espionage Act
to believeledto Espionage Act
examples sprung from World War 2ledto the Espionage Act
to stifle dissent against another unpopular war ( WWI(passive) was createdThe Espionage Act
about 100 years agowas createdabout 100 years ago
to reach draft slackers and to punish disloyal talkdesignedto reach draft slackers and to punish disloyal talk
the creation of the National Civil Liberties Bureau ... forerunner to the American Civil Liberties union ( ACLUprovokedthe creation of the National Civil Liberties Bureau ... forerunner to the American Civil Liberties union ( ACLU
out of the government 's fear of the communist way of lifeoriginatedout of the government 's fear of the communist way of life
him to flee to Russia , where he was later granted asylumpromptedhim to flee to Russia , where he was later granted asylum
WikiLeaks from hiding like a coward behind a computer mainframewill preventWikiLeaks from hiding like a coward behind a computer mainframe
to punish spieswas designedto punish spies
out penalties of imprisonment for individuals who disclose classified information to those not entitled to receive itsetsout penalties of imprisonment for individuals who disclose classified information to those not entitled to receive it
a register of foreign agents of influence operating in the UK as well as clamping down on British citizens aiding the nation ’s enemieswould createa register of foreign agents of influence operating in the UK as well as clamping down on British citizens aiding the nation ’s enemies
in 1917 to criminalize nonviolent spies and traitors to the U.S. during World War Icreatedin 1917 to criminalize nonviolent spies and traitors to the U.S. during World War I
up to use against people who were conspiring against the United Stateswas setup to use against people who were conspiring against the United States
for spies during world war one nine hundred seventy arc a piece of legislation and to actually charge people with this bizarre law that does n't really apply to whistleblowers and truth tellers is that was really interestingwas designedfor spies during world war one nine hundred seventy arc a piece of legislation and to actually charge people with this bizarre law that does n't really apply to whistleblowers and truth tellers is that was really interesting
to protect the United States during World War 1 from disloyal Americans and spies from other countrieswas createdto protect the United States during World War 1 from disloyal Americans and spies from other countries
to combat spying , sabotage , and obstruction of the war effortwas designedto combat spying , sabotage , and obstruction of the war effort
to punish foreign agents or domestic traitors who try to undermine or threaten the safety of our countryis designedto punish foreign agents or domestic traitors who try to undermine or threaten the safety of our country
to deal with spieswas designedto deal with spies
stiff penalties for spying The Sabotage and Sedation actscreatedstiff penalties for spying The Sabotage and Sedation acts
to prevent spying and sabotagewas createdto prevent spying and sabotage
to put foreign spies in prisondesignedto put foreign spies in prison
the disclosure of information relating to national defensepreventsthe disclosure of information relating to national defense
to hide their crimesdesignedto hide their crimes
to catch and convict enemy agents during wartimedesignedto catch and convict enemy agents during wartime
a fine of $ 10,000 and a prison term of up to 20 years for anyone who aided the enemy or encouraged disloyalty in the armed forcesseta fine of $ 10,000 and a prison term of up to 20 years for anyone who aided the enemy or encouraged disloyalty in the armed forces
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on June 25th 2019Createdon June 25th 2019
in harm to The United States since it would weaken our militarywould resultin harm to The United States since it would weaken our military
to target foreign spies , not journalistswas designedto target foreign spies , not journalists
penalties for aiding the U.S.setpenalties for aiding the U.S.
people from interfering with foreign relationspreventspeople from interfering with foreign relations
to be used against actual spiesdesignedto be used against actual spies
stiff penalties for uttering and circulating “ false “ statements intended to interfere with the war effortsetstiff penalties for uttering and circulating “ false “ statements intended to interfere with the war effort
a dangerous precedentsetsa dangerous precedent
in life in prisoncan resultin life in prison
to the imprisonment of many party membersledto the imprisonment of many party members
to prohibit interference with military operations , military recruitment , and punish enemy supportcreatedto prohibit interference with military operations , military recruitment , and punish enemy support
to his escape to Russia where he still residesleadto his escape to Russia where he still resides
in thousands of convictions as well as the little touted Presidential Executive Order 9066(FDR ) which relocated 110 K Japanese - Americans without just causeresultedin thousands of convictions as well as the little touted Presidential Executive Order 9066(FDR ) which relocated 110 K Japanese - Americans without just cause
in filling the civil and unless they so imminently threaten immediate interference with the assassination of jfkresultedin filling the civil and unless they so imminently threaten immediate interference with the assassination of jfk
any whistleblowingpreventsany whistleblowing
two different offenses : Trade Secret Theftcreatestwo different offenses : Trade Secret Theft