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(MC)How were conscientious objectors treated in the United States during World War 1?.
O They were deported to enemy nations.
O They were permitted to opt out of the draft.
OThey were allowed to serve in noncombat military positions.
O They were kept in internment camps until the end of the war.

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The conscientious objectors treated in the United States during World War 1 they were allowed to serve in non combat military positions. Thus the correct answer is C.

What is conscientious objectors?

The individual who denied to be a part of war during world war 1 refers to conscientious objectors. These people was considered as lazy and shown them as weak in appearance to work.

These people are assigned some other work which includes technical and administration department so that they need not go to field to contribute to the war.

Therefore, option C They were allowed to serve in noncombat military positions.

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