Lincoln's Plan The Wade-Davis Bill . A general amnesty would be granted to all Southerners who would take an oath of loyalty to the United States and pledge to obey all federal laws pertaining to slavery, including the Thirteenth Amendment. High-level Confederate officials and military leaders would be temporarily exduded from receiving amnesty. • When 10 percent of the number of voters who had participated in the 1860 election had taken the oath within a particular state, then that state could create a new government and elect representatives to Congress. • No former Confederate officials could participate in the new state governments. Fifty percent of registered voters within a state had to take the oath of loyalty to rejoin the Union A state had to officially abolish slavery by ratifying the Thirteenth Amendment in order to rejoin the Union. Johnson's Plan Amnesty would be granted to those taking a loyalty oath. No amnesty would be available to high-level Confederate officials and or people owning property valued at more than $20,000. However, any former Confederate could apply for a presidential pardon to restore all rights as a US citizen. The pardon would also allow the person to hold political office. • Fifty percent of registered voters within a state had to take the oath of loyalty to rejoin the Union. A Southern state needed to ratify the Thirteenth Amendment before being allowed to rejoin the Union. A state was required to repeal legislation claiming the right to secede from the Union before it would be allowed to rejoin the Union. Part A Which plans are the most similar? Give examples. BI U X x Font Sizes A A : E 를 들 들 Search O o 12:27 PM 5/12/2021​