Government Secrecy Evolution
The U.S. government was once characterized by transparency and minimal surveillance, a tradition upheld by leaders like Washington and Lincoln. However, this approach shifted dramatically during World War II, as the need for secrecy became routine, leading to the establishment of a permanent national security apparatus. The transition marked a significant change in how the government interacts with its citizens, evolving from a focus on accountability to a more secretive stance.In this clip
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