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Why did some people oppose the U.S. entry into the war?
How did the government respond to opposition to the war after 1917?
What does conscientious objection mean and how many claim this as status?
Explain the challenges that arose for conscientious objectors when American citizenship and military service became identified as synonymous.
What is the Red Scare?
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