How Did Abraham Lincoln Respond to the Wade-Davis Bill in 1864

question 9

Multiple Choice

How did Abraham Lincoln respond to the Wade-Davis Bill in 1864?

• A) He vetoed it,but his veto was overridden by Congress,which insisted that Confederates be punished.
• B) Lincoln reluctantly agreed to accept it,but the Senate failed to pass it and it never came before him.
• C) He did not sign it and he opened talks with key congressional representatives to find a compromise solution.
• D) Lincoln publicly refused to sign it and announced in a major speech that he sought a lenient approach to Reconstruction.

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