Wilson and Wartime Civil Liberties
Supporters of President Wilson’s policies on civil liberties during World War I would have most likely advanced which of the following arguments regarding the balance between national security and individual rights?
A
Permanent and sweeping restrictions on free speech are necessary to maintain uninterrupted national security.
B
Civil liberties must remain completely inviolable, regardless of external threats or wartime exigencies.
C
The preservation of individual rights should take precedence over any measures aimed at bolstering national security, even during war.
D
Temporary restrictions on civil liberties are justified during times of national crisis in order to safeguard the country’s security and war efforts.
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