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During Reconstruction, the Wade-Davis Bill stated that Southern states

could reenter the Union after

Athey ratifi ed the Fourteenth Amendment
Bthey ratifi ed the Fifteenth Amendment
Ca third of the voters took loyalty pledges
Dhalf of the voters took loyalty pledges
Etwo-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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