Under President Johnson's restoration plan, high-ranking Confederate leaders and wealthy southerners
a. were generally imprisoned for a period of time ranging from one month to three years.
b. could avoid punishment by taking a special oath of allegiance to the Union and the president.
c. could serve as delegates to conventions that were called to consider ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.
d. could request and expect to receive presidential pardons that exempted them from punishment.
c. could serve as delegates to conventions that were called to consider ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.
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