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Why did the Rosenberg's execution cause a civil rights debate?
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GPT 3.5
The execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1953 for espionage charges sparked a civil rights debate due to concerns about due process, the fairness of their trial, and allegations that their conviction was politically motivated. Many believed that the Rosenbergs were unfairly singled out and punished for their left-wing political beliefs, rather than for their actual crimes. Additionally, there were accusations of anti-Semitism playing a role in their conviction and sentencing. The case highlighted concerns about government overreach and discrimination in the criminal justice system, sparking widespread protests and calls for reform.
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GPT 3.5
The Rosenbergs' execution sparked a civil rights debate due to concerns about the fairness of their trial and allegations of political motivation.