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In the 1920 Presidential election, many Americans voted for Warren G. Harding because they hoped for a "less interventionist" government that was not as involved in their daily lives. Which legislation, passed to support the war effort, could be deemed the "most interventionist" and is likely an example of the type of interference that Americans were tired of?
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