Question
MISSION #5: THE ESPIONAGE & SEDITION ACTS
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FACT LIST:
1. The vast majority of Americans supported the war and the way it was fought
2. The FBI was increased in size to enforce the new laws
3. People speaking out against the war could be arrested and sentenced to jail time
4. Wilson passed laws that limited freedom of speech
5. Eugene Debs criticized the war and the draft and was ultimately arrested
6. There was a rise of radical movements in the US: anarchists and socialists
7. People could spend up to 6 months in jail for interfering with the war effort
Enter the code (without punctuation) of the FALSE information
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1 point
7
Try Again! (HINT: 2 pieces of info are false)
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FACT LIST:
1. The vast majority of Americans supported the war and the way it was fought
2. The FBI was increased in size to enforce the new laws
3. People speaking out against the war could be arrested and sentenced to jail time
4. Wilson passed laws that limited freedom of speech
5. Eugene Debs criticized the war and the draft and was ultimately arrested
6. There was a rise of radical movements in the US: anarchists and socialists
7. People could spend up to 6 months in jail for interfering with the war effort
Enter the code (without punctuation) of the FALSE information
*
1 point
7
Try Again! (HINT: 2 pieces of info are false)
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct code for the false information is **4**.
While it is true that President Wilson sought to limit certain forms of speech deemed dangerous during wartime, particularly through the Espionage Act and the Sedition Act, the statement as presented may not accurately capture the full scope of the laws or the context in which they were enacted, leading to multiple interpretations of what "freedom of speech" entails.
Additionally, another false piece of information is likely **7**, as while there were penalties for interfering with the war effort, the specific claim about a 6-month jail sentence may not be universally applicable or accurately reflect the varying penalties for different actions under the laws.
So the full answer identifying both pieces of false information would consist of **4** and **7**, but based on your prompt for entering a single code, you can enter **4** or **7** as they both contain inaccuracies.
While it is true that President Wilson sought to limit certain forms of speech deemed dangerous during wartime, particularly through the Espionage Act and the Sedition Act, the statement as presented may not accurately capture the full scope of the laws or the context in which they were enacted, leading to multiple interpretations of what "freedom of speech" entails.
Additionally, another false piece of information is likely **7**, as while there were penalties for interfering with the war effort, the specific claim about a 6-month jail sentence may not be universally applicable or accurately reflect the varying penalties for different actions under the laws.
So the full answer identifying both pieces of false information would consist of **4** and **7**, but based on your prompt for entering a single code, you can enter **4** or **7** as they both contain inaccuracies.