The excerpt below is from a speech delivered by Eugene Debs on June 16, 1918. They have always taught you that it is your patriotic duty to go to war and slaughter yourselves at their command. You have never had a voice in the war The working class who make the sacrifices, who shed the blood, have never yet had a voice in declaring war.

Of which World War I war measure by the United States government was this a critique?

Committee of Public Information

Espionage Act

Selective Service Act

War Industries Board