What are three of the primary considerations that needed to be addressed when the Civil War ended? What would the requirements be for Confederate states to reenter the Union? Which Southern states would be allowed to come back into the United States? Who would oversee the rebuilding of a Southern economic infrastructure? Would the House or Senate be responsible for running Southern states? Once millions of slaves were set free, what would become of them? In what way would Confederate states be required to pay restitution?

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Skylar Russo

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22 June, 23:34

What are three of the primary considerations that needed to be addressed when the Civil War ended? What would the requirements be for Confederate states to reenter the Union? Which Southern states would be allowed to come back into the United States? Who would oversee the rebuilding of a Southern economic infrastructure? Would the House or Senate be responsible for running Southern states? Once millions of slaves were set free, what would become of them? In what way would Confederate states be required to pay restitution?

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Juliana Rogers · Answer 1

The three primary reasons are the requirements for Confederate states to reenter the Union; overseeing the rebuilding of a Southern economic infrastructure; the fate of millions of freed slaves. These were the main issues and hot topics of American Civil War during that time.

Cesar · Answer 2

Three of the primary considerations that needed to be addressed when the Civil War ended were what would happen to the freed slaves, how would the South's economy recover, and what the punishments should be for the South.