The correct answer is:
C. to prevent Democratic-Republicans from publishing papers that criticized the federal government
Why did John Adams and his Federalist Congress pass the Sedition Act?
A.
to prevent events like Shays' Rebellion
B.
to convince Anti-Federalists that a Bill of Rights was unnecessary
C.
to prevent Democratic-Republicans from publishing papers that criticized the federal government
D.
to convince Democratic-Republicans that a Federalist administration would not oppress dissent
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The correct answer is:
C. to prevent Democratic-Republicans from publishing papers that criticized the federal government