Question

what was not prohibited under the espionage act?
interfering with the draft
spying
making false statements that might hurt the militarys chance of success
organizing worker strikes
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Explanation:

The Espionage Act (1917) prohibited actions like interfering with the draft, spying, and making false statements that could harm the military’s success. Organizing worker strikes was not a primary prohibition of the Espionage Act (though related labor actions could be addressed by other laws or in conjunction with wartime restrictions, but the Espionage Act focused on national security/military - related offenses).

Answer:

D. Organizing worker strikes