Which act forced states to accept the Fourteenth Amendment in order to join the Union? A) Reconstruction Act B) Wade-Davis Bill C) Kansas-Nebraska Act D) Tenure of Office Act

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Entela · Answer 1 · 2017-12-19T21:59:58+0000

It was primarily the "Reconstruction Act" that forced states to accept the Fourteenth Amendment in order to join the Union, since this led to a military oversight of the Southern states immediately after the Civil War.

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