Help pls! Imagine someone you know was arrested for speaking out against World War I. You want to write a letter to your local newspaper to protest the Sedition Act. Of course, the post office may refuse to deliver your letter. And if it is published, you risk being arrested yourself.
1. what would you say in your letter to the newspaper?
2. now imagine you are the editor of the paper that receives a letter like this if you want to print it you’ll be arrested to your family and friends may have to answer questions from the police what would you do?
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