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As Republicans planned for Reconstruction,A) Conservatives sought many conditions to readmit the former Confederate states.B) Radicals sought a range of punishments for white Southerners.C) President Lincoln suggested that no conditions be put on the former Confederate states.D) they were hampered by the fact that no thought had been given to the task until the end of the war.E) Moderates believed the South should be readmitted without any concessions on black rights.
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