Question 18 • **MFISD US HISTORY STUDIES SINCE 1877 A 22-23 CR
During World War I, public criticism of the government was often treated as disloyal or unpatriotic, especially under wartime laws restricting dissent. Offering jobs to women and rationing food and fuel were parts of the war effort, while discrimination against Germans was widespread rather than condemned as unpatriotic at the time.
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