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All what made the national government weak under The Articles of Confederation?
Congress could not negotiate with foreign powers
How many people were prosecuted under espionage act?
Prosecuted and executed? 2
What groups were most often prosecuted under the espionage act and the sedition act?
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How many people were arrested under the espionage act during WW1?
move the car
How much money did the national government under the articles of confederation owe altogether to foreign governments and on who domestic loans?
52 million dollars
How much money did the national government under the articles of confederation owe altogether to foreign governements and on domestic loans?
52 million dollars
How much money did the national government under the articles of confederation owe altogether foreign governments and on domestic loans?
52 million dollars
How much money did the national government under the Articles of Confederation owe altogether to foreign government and on domestic loans?
52 million dollars
What was the purpose of the congress under the articles of confederation?
The main purpose of Congress under the Articles of Confederation was to make decisions about foreign affairs and national defense. This changed drastically after the introduction of the Constitution.
What is the FISA Act?
FISA stands for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. It was signed in 1978 as an Act of Congress by President Jimmy Carter. It prescribes procedures for the physical and electronic surveillance and collection of "foreign intelligence information" between "foreign powers" and "agents of foreign powers". It may include American citizens suspected of being engaged in espionage and violating U.S. law on territory under United States control. It doesn't apply outside the U.S.
How does a foreign national with a tourist visa apply for a work permit?
Information can be found at the United States Citizenship and Immigration website under, "How Do I FAQ". http://www.uscis.gov
Under what circumstances does your atom have a - charge?
Under what circumstances does your atom have a negative charge
