To mobilize the american economy and society to fight world war i, the federal government created numerous new agencies and laws. the – organized industrial production while the – focused on increasing – production and limiting civilian consumption. the espionage act made it a crime to – or disrupt the war effort while the –, as mandated by –, made it a crime to criticize the government. several people were convicted of violating these laws, which the supreme court held to be permissible.-war labor board
-agricultural bureau
-agricultural
-industrial
-war industries board
-congress
-travel
-seditions act
-food administration
-criticize
-the president