Three major Issues?

1.)

2.)

3.)

Johnson's Plan Lincoln's Plan

CONGRESSES

PLAN

Similar Ideas

Radical Republicans

Wade-Davis

Bill

RECONSTRUCTION PLANS
Freedmen's bureau

1860-1877

Three major Issues?

1.)

2.)

3.)

Johnson's Plan Lincoln's Plan

CONGRESSES

PLAN

Lincoln's attitude south? 10% Plan = Slavery? Education? Voting?

toward

13th Amendment? What did he require?

Voting? Black Codes?

Similar Ideas Johnson and Civil Rights Act? Freedmen's Bureau?

Civil Rights Act of 1866? 14th Amendment? What did they try to do to Johnson? 15th amendment?

Radical Republicans
What rights did they want for freedmen?

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Wade-Davis Bill

What did it require of Southern states?

RECONSTRUCTION PLANS

Freedmen's bureau What did they do for Southerners?

1860-1877

ow will southern States rejoin the Union?

How will the Southern economy be rebuilt?

What rights will blacks have?

Johnson's Plan Lincoln's Plan

Easy to rejoin 10% Plan= 10% of states voters pledge oath to Union, they could set up new government. No slavery Must provide education blacks. Did not have to give the right to vote. Similar Ideas for Required pardon for wealthy voters. No vote for blacks. States Rights = incorporation black codes. of Each State had to ratify 13th Amendment.

CONGRESSES

PLAN

Overrode Civil Rights Act of 1866 so that it became law.

Johnson vetoes Civil

14th Amendmentlaw for all citizens-

Equality under the had to be passes to

Radical Republicans
Full citizenship, right to vote,

re-enter the union. Impeached Johnson (trying to remove congressmen from cabinet). 15th Amendment= gardless of color. Vote to all men re-

Rights Act of 1866 and Freedmen's Bureau Bill to

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(States still imposed literacy and property restrictions)

Majority

of state's

voters swear loyalty before Reconstruction. (Lincoln Vetoed) Freedmen's bureau Provided food, shelter, blacks and whites. and healthcare for

RECONSTRUCTION PLANS 1860-1877