Under Presidential Reconstruction, Confederate leaders and wealthy Southerners had to in order to regain the right to vote.
a.
reapply for citizenship
b.
receive a presidential pardon
c.
be approved by Andrew Hamilton
d.
pay additional taxes

B. Receive a presidential pardon

Explanation: Under President Johnson's reconstruction plan, high-ranking Confederate leaders and wealthy southerners

could request and expect to receive pardons that exempted them from punishment, restored their properties and allowed them full rights as citizens.

President Johnson retained the power to grant individual pardons to disloyal Southerners once they pledge their allegiance to the country. Eventually by 1865 many former confederate leaders were back in office.

Johnson's vision of Reconstruction had proved remarkably lenient and very few Confederate leaders were persecuted, much to the annoyance of the radical republicans who believed these measures weren't harsh enough.

its b

Explanation:

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the cost of college has risen faster than inflation for many years.

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