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Question 14 of 25

Answer 1

Answer:
The correct answer to the question: According to the Wade-Davis bill, which of these would need to happen before former confederate states could be readmitted to the United States, is: A: The state would need to make sure that at least half of its freed slaves voted in elections.
Explanation:
The Wade-Davis bill of 1864, which was proposed by Congress, and voted in favor also, sunk without seeing the light of day because of the pocket veto that was imposed on it by President Abraham Lincoln. The reason for the veto was that, Lincoln believed it was too harsh on Southern states, and it would impede the programs of Reconstruction. Among the things that was instituted by the bill, proposed by Senator Benjamin Wade of Ohio and Representative Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, was that for a previous Confederate states, re-admittance would only be accepted if: at least 50% of their white males took an oath of loyalty towards the union and the other was that states would be required to grant their former slaves, the right to vote.

Answer 2

Answer:

Your answer is D. The state would need to take away voting rights from former  Confederate leaders

Explanation:

After much digging, I found out that the ability to hold office, and voting rights would be taken away from Confederate leaders.