What did Hiram Rhodes Revels argue for in the Senate?

A. He argued for land redistribution.

B. He argued that former Confederates should be punished harshly.

C. He argued that whites and blacks should work together.

D. He argued that Democrats should have more power.

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Lucian Christensen

28 July, 16:08

What did Hiram Rhodes Revels argue for in the Senate?

A. He argued for land redistribution.

B. He argued that former Confederates should be punished harshly.

C. He argued that whites and blacks should work together.

D. He argued that Democrats should have more power.

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Answer: C. he argued that whites and blacks should work together.

Explanation: As the first African-American to serve in the United States Senate, Hiram Rhodes Revels argued primarily for racial equality, representation for.

What did Hiram Rhodes Revels argue for in the Senate?A. He argued for land redistribution.B. He argued that former Confederates should be punished harshly.C. He argued that whites and blacks should work together.D. He argued that Democrats should have more power.

What did Hiram Rhodes Revels argue for in the Senate?

A. He argued for land redistribution.

B. He argued that former Confederates should be punished harshly.

C. He argued that whites and blacks should work together.

D. He argued that Democrats should have more power.