Northerners Saw the Punishment of Confederate Leaders Following the Civil

question 8

Multiple Choice

Northerners saw the punishment of Confederate leaders following the Civil War as

• A) adequate because Northerners didn't believe in violence.
• B) adequate because the Union was fragile.
• C) absurdly lenient, unlike that levied against opponents in other wars.
• D) too strict and a threat to the peace.

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