The quote below was made in an 1867 address to Congress by Thaddeus Stevens, a Republican leader and member of the U.S. House of
Representatives: Have not loyal blacks quite as good a right to choose rulers and make laws as rebel whites? . . . every man, no matter what his race or color . . . has an equal right to justice, honesty, and fair play with every other man; and the law should secure him those rights. Source: http://www.columbia.edu/itc/history/foner/civil_war/linked_documents/what_is_needed.html Based on Stevens' perspective in the quote, with which of the following statements would he be likely to agree? (6 points) A. The Reconstruction Amendments are unconstitutional and should be abolished.
B. The Fifteenth Amendment should be extended to guarantee voting rights for women.
C. The clause in the Fourteenth Amendment that guarantees citizens equal protection should be revised.
D. The Reconstruction Amendments are essential to reuniting the country and rebuilding the South.
Based on the address by Thaddeus Stevens, he would most likely agree that D. The Reconstruction Amendments are essential to reuniting the country and rebuilding the South.
<h3>What was the view of Thaddeus Stevens?</h3>
Thaddeus Stevens was a Radical Republican who believed that it was important that Black people have rights in the U.S.
He would therefore support the notion that in order for the U.S. to be rebuilt, the Reconstruction Amendments which grant rights to Black people are important.
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