Question

multiple-choice question
what did the sedition acts do?
made it a crime to criticize the war or the
government
made voting required for all men
banned women from holding certain jobs
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Explanation:

The Sedition Acts (in historical context, like the U.S. Sedition Act of 1918) made it illegal to criticize the government or the war effort. The other options are incorrect: voting requirements for all men (like universal male suffrage) is not related to Sedition Acts, and banning women from jobs is not a function of Sedition Acts.

Answer:

A. Made it a crime to criticize the war or the government