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During Reconstruction, the Wade-Davis Bill stated that Southern states could reenter the Union after (A) they ratifi ed the Fourteenth Amendment (B) they ratifi ed the Fifteenth Amendment (C) a third of
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During Reconstruction, the Wade-Davis Bill stated that Southern states

could reenter the Union after
(A) they ratifi ed the Fourteenth Amendment
(B) they ratifi ed the Fifteenth Amendment
(C) a third of the voters took loyalty pledges
(D) half of the voters took loyalty pledges
(E) two-thirds of the voters took loyalty pledges

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During Reconstruction, the Wade-Davis Bill stated that Southern states
could reenter the Union after "(E) two-thirds of the voters took loyalty pledges," since this was drafted by Radical Republicans who wanted to punish the South.
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