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- Congress passed 2 acts:1. The Espionage Act - encouraged US citizens to be on the lookout for anyone acting in favor of Germany against the US - created the fear that German-Americans are still loyal to Germany2. Sedition Act - limited the public's freedom of speech during the war - made it illegal to criticize the US's involvement in the war- Committee of Public Information was created: it controls what the public reads and sees so that they stay loyal to the war effort- Victory Gardens: citizens are encouraged to grow their own food so that more food can go to the soldiers
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