Answer:
Right choice:
II- It allowed former Confederates to hold federal and state office .
Explanation:
No person who was engaged in rebellion or insurrection against the Constitution of the United States, or who aided its enemies, may occupy a high public office at the federal and the local levels, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment established. This practically meant a ban for any member of Confederate armies or authorities.
<u>The Marquis de Lafayette, who joined the Continental Army at age 19 (Nineteen) in the summer of 1777 (seventeen hundred seventy seven) as a volunteer Major General, spent most of December 1777 (seventeen hundred seventy seven) and January 1778 (seventeen hundred seventy eight) with George Washington and his Continental Army troops at their winter quarters at Valley Forge.</u>
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<u>I did not copy and paste this, I took notes and I remembered it by memory.</u>
<em>~A.W~ZoomZoom44</em>
In his seminal and award winning book, gathering the storm, Churchill postulates that he had warned that appeasement provided an ample opportunity for Hitler to re-arm. He thus called a fast rearmament of the British RAF.