How was the Sacco and Vanzetti case illustrative of the challenges to American freedom and liberty in the decade following WWI?A. The case revealed that Italian immigrants were likely anarchists who wanted to abolish government and private property?B. The case revealed the extent to which the government was acquiescent international pressures.C. The outcome of the case underlined the extent to which nativism had become a lens through which Americans viewed the boundaries of freedomD. The outcome of the case revealed the extent to which the government would uphold the death penalty for a crime

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