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PERIOD 7: 1890–1945
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Secondary-source excerpt (Period 7 comparison, 1890–1945): Historians note that civil liberties debates intensified during both world wars. In World War I, the federal government prosecuted dissent under laws aimed at obstructing the draft and criticizing the war effort, and courts often upheld these limits. In World War II, the government also restricted rights in the name of security, most notably through the forced relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans. The two conflicts show continuity in wartime pressures but different targets and justifications.
Which comparison of civil liberties in World War I and World War II is most accurate?
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