The wade davis bill passed by congress then vetoed by Lincoln stipulated that blank percent of voters in a confederate state must take an oath of future loyalty to the union before a process of restoration could begin

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Graham Gill

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23 July, 06:38

The wade davis bill passed by congress then vetoed by Lincoln stipulated that blank percent of voters in a confederate state must take an oath of future loyalty to the union before a process of restoration could begin

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Peyton Cardenas · Answer 1

The wade davis bill passed by congress then vetoed by Lincoln stipulated that a simple majority, or 50.001 percent of voters in a confederate state must take an oath of future loyalty to the union before a process of restoration could begin.