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24. How did the Supreme Court interpret the First Amendment during World War I?
A. The court ruled that the amendment's free speech protections outweighed national security interests,
overturning the Espionage Act.
B. The court ruled that national security interests outweighed the amendment's due process
protections, upholding the Espionage Act.
C. The court ruled that national security interests outweighed the amendment's free speech protections,
upholding the Espionage Act.
D. The court ruled that the amendment's due process protections outweighed national security
interests, overturning the Espionage Act.
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