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What was the condition made by Andrew Johnson upon granting his pardons for citizens of the South?

that all individuals pardoned must pay a minimal fine

that only former enslaved people would be pardoned, as they were forced into servitude

that all individuals would be pardoned as long as they never again committed the act of slavery

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i think its a

Explanation:

Option C is the correct answer: "That all individuals would be pardoned as long as they never again committed the act of slavery".

What was the Pardon for Ex-Confederates about?

President Andrew Johnson, in his "Amnesty Proclamation", allowed the pardon of the Southern citizens or the Ex-Confederates for the practice of slavery under certain stipulated conditions in 1865.

What were the Conditions for Pardon under the "Amnesty Proclamation"?

President Andrew Johnson allowed the Ex-Confederates to join the Union, to retain their governments, and be forgiven for committing the crime of slavery under some conditions:

  • To incorporate the 13th Amendment, therefore abolishing slavery
  • To be loyal to the Union
  • To pay war debts.

Hence, it is clear that one of the conditions made by Andrew Johnson for Southern citizens to be pardoned, was abolishing slavery.

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