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Why did the Espionage Act receive substantial criticism?A.It criminally prosecuted citizens that refused to fight in the war.B.It compromised the freedom of the press by banning seditious texts.C.It violated the constitution by outlawing all antiwar speech.D.It established a network of domestic spies to uncover antiwar movements.
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