During the War, Congressional Leaders Felt That Lincoln's Plan ________

During the war, congressional leaders felt that Lincoln's plan ________, so they passed ________.

A) would cost them votes in the North; a program designed to attract white support in the South
B) ignored the reality of slavery; the Thirteenth Amendment over the president's objections
C) was too lenient; the more stringent Wade-Davis bill, which Lincoln pocket-vetoed
D) was acceptable; its essential provisions, but shifted primary responsibility to Congress