The  Lever Food and Fuel Control Act:

The commander of the American Expeditionary Force in World War I:

This act, passed in 1918, prohibited any criticism or disloyal language against the federal government and its policies, the U.S. Constitution, the military uniform, or the American flag.

On November 11, 1918, Germany and the Allies declared an immediate armistice, thus bring the fighting to a stop and signaling the beginning of the peace process.

The Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917 prohibited individual trade with an enemy nation and banned the use of the postal service for disseminating any literature deemed treasonous by the postmaster general.

Mexican rebel who on who led a fifteen-hundred-man force across the border into New Mexico, where they attacked and burned the town of Columbus.

The U.S. purchase of this territory in 1867 was labeled “Seward’s Folly”:

President Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy of using thinly veiled threats of military action to achieve foreign policy goals:

The Platt Amendment, secured the right of the United States to interfere in Cuban affairs if threats to a stable government emerged and  guaranteed the United States its own naval and coaling station on the island’s southern Guantanamo Bay.

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