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In the Reconstruction Act of 1867, Congress set requirements for the readmission of former Confederate states into the Union. Which of the following problems did the act address?F) Southern states did not allow African Americans to vote.G) Southern states had little money to pay for public works projects.H) Former slaves needed education.J) Confederate bonds and money were worthless.
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