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In undertaking to reconstruct the defeated Confederate states, it was President Andrew Johnson's view that they (A) had committed "state suicide" by seceding from the Union (B) were to be treated as conquered territory (C) had never actually been out of the Union (D) should be made to indemnify the government for the cost of the war (E) should never be readmitted to the Union.
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