The correct answer is B) Congressional leaders wanted to restore the Union as quickly as possible.
<em>What was not a primary motivation for Republicans to promote congressional reconstruction over those policies proposed by Lincoln and Johnson is: " Congressional leaders wanted to restore the Union as quickly as possible."</em>
US Congress did not share the same Reconstruction ideas of President Lincoln and Jackson. Let's have in mind that after the Abraham Lincoln assassination, Andrew Jackson became the president of the United States and continued with the Reconstruction process. Some Radical Republicans did not support the considerations for the southern states that the President had in mind.
What the Congress wanted to with the confederated states was first, that the policy of Reconstruction should be in the hands of Congressmen. Then, representatives and Senators thought that the southern states should be punished for their crimes against the Union and the destruction of so much property. And of course, they wanted to limit the power and faculties of southern states.
The other options of the question were a) Congress felt that Reconstruction policy should be under its authority, c) Congress wanted to punish the south for its crimes against the Union, and d) Congressional leaders wanted to keep southern states out of power.
Damascus
wow I know 10 of the oldest historical but I don't really remember what was the oldest between this 10 but I hope Damascus is the answer .
<span>They called themselves the Patriots.</span>
Answer:
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the use of gunpowder</em></u></h2>
Explanation:
The Ottomans' military success was largely based on the use of gunpowder. They replaced their archers on horseback with musket-carrying foot soldiers. They also were among the first people to use cannons as offensive weapons. Even heavily walled cities fell to an all-out attack by the Turks.
PLEASE do:
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BRAINLEIST~~~~ </em></u>
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I didn't listen to the files in your lesson, so let's list the information we have:
-song composed or performed in 1941
-song written (together with) Billy Strayhorn
-song by Duke Ellington
There is one such song, and it's "take the "A" train" - I think this is the correct answer!
