The espionage and sedition acts of 1917 and 1918 a.) were not supported by the united states government. b.) were passed by congress after world war i ended. c.) targeted spying, dissent, and disapproval of the war. d.) stopped the production of war materials. answer correctly and explain why you choose your answer. will mark brainliest if you do.

How are the freedom of religion and the freedom of assembly alike? both involve the freedom to express oneself. both were an original part of the constitution. both were practiced by the early puritans. both were denied to immigrants.

The nineteenth century was an era of great inventions in the united states. look at the list of inventions below and order them from most to least important (in your opinion). then explain why you ranked the top three inventions as most important. 1834: refrigerator invented by jacob perkins 1837: morse code invented by samuel morse 1853: elevator invented by elisha graves otis 1873: typewriter invented by christopher latham sholes 1876: telephone invented by alexander graham bell 1877: gramophone invented by thomas edison 1879: light bulb invented by thomas edison 1886: dishwasher invented by josephine cochran

How did the mausoleum at halicarnassus transform society? 25 points pl i need