Wade-davis bill in 1864:
a. failed to receive sufficient votes in the senate and therefore died.
b. received strong support from congressional democrats but not from republicans.
c. showed radical republicans’ frustration with lincoln’s reconstruction plan.
d. was the model for lincoln’s later ten-percent plan.
e. called for at least two-thirds of a southern state’s voters to take a loyalty oath./298116247/chapter-14-flash-cards/

The correct answer is letter C.

Explanation: The most prominent national political party at the time was the Republican Party, which had internal divisions when it came to discussing National Reconstruction. Conservatives advocated limited and conciliatory federal action in the southern states, guaranteeing the political rights of the units that established a government that was committed to the principles of the Union. The freedmen, in the eyes of the conservatives, were not to be guaranteed much more than freedom itself. Following the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in 1865, the United States government fell to Southern Democrat Andrew Johnson, one of the proponents of this Reconstruction project that revealed a fragile commitment to black civil rights.

"Hawaiin Submarine Incident" would possibly be called if the attack on Pearl Harbor did not happen.

Explanation:

The Japanese and Americans would most likely have a debate with each other about the origin of the submarine and why it was there. Japan could either take choose to deny it was Japanese or use the incident to justify the expansion of Japanese territory while in the meantime, the US would like to know why the submarine was there in the first place. It would be highly improbable if the US had declared war on Japan over this, especially since most Americans at the time did not want to join another war. The US had already embargoed Japan but the US could possibly have more trading disputes with Japan.