Question 1
When opponents of the Espionage Act challenged its legality, the Supreme Court
a. upheld the right of freedom of the press.
b. ruled that it was permissible for citizens to speak out against their country during the war.
c. ruled that freedom of speech was never absolute.
d. allowed the use of mail to opponents of the war.
Question 2
The Socialist Party's opposition to American involvement in World War I
a. made them unpopular with the urban working class.
b. increased their share of the vote in cities like Chicago and New York considerably.
c. prompted them to side with Germany.
d. went largely unnoticed in the heat of the public debate.