The wade-davis bill passed by congress, then voted by Lincoln, stipulated that "a.50" percent of voters in a confederate state must take an oath of future
<span>loyalty to the union. This was perhaps the most radical bill proposal. It was shot down in favor of Lincoln's more moderate 10% plan.</span>
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Anti-federalists believed that after the adoption of the Constitution and the approval of a centralized government, state rights and individual rights would be infringed, and the president would receive power comparable to the tyrannical power of the British king before the Revolutionary War.
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I would say B
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Many people use social media, so with a bit of targeting, one can easily reach a large number of their intended audience.
