Question

C.

A plan suggested in 1864 by two Northern lawmakers that would allow

Southern states to join the Union again after meeting certain conditions. President

Lincoln did nbt sign the bill because it was more unkind to the Southerners than he

believed was necessary.

Answer 1

Wade-Davis Bill

Step-by-step explanation:

The Wade-Davis Bill expected that half of the state’s white men to take a pledge before admitting to the Union. Also, the Southern states needed to give freed slaves the right to vote and choose the government. Congress passed the Wade-Davis Bill, but President Abraham Lincoln did not sign it because it was not in his liking. Lincoln continued to promote tolerance and planed for the reconstruction.