Reconstructing the Union

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Reconstructing the Union

Reconstructing the South Reconstruction: period of rebuilding and readmitting the South and establishing the role of African Americans in the new Southern culture. Issues: How to bring states back into country? How to fix damage to the South? How to ensure fair treatment of newly freed African Americans? What branch of the government would control it?

Lincoln’s Attitude Lincoln did not want to punish the South Punishment would not allow nation to heal Southerners, aside from Confederate leaders, would be given amnesty (forgiven) if they took the oath

Lincoln’s Plan For states to return they must: President Lincoln developed a plan prior to the end of the war Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan: Lincoln’s plan for reconstruction For states to return they must: Have 10-percent of voters take an oath of loyalty Ban slavery Meant to bring in states quickly and allow healing to happen faster

Discussion How did Lincoln’s attitude toward the Confederate States effect his planning for Reconstruction? Why do you think Republican’s would oppose the President’s plan? Predict what might happen in the Southern States if Lincoln’s plan were to actually happen?

Johnson takes office Lincoln’s assassination shocked the nation who was set to recover from a brutal war Lincoln’s Vice President Andrew Johnson took over From Tennessee A Pro-Union Southerner during the war

Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan New president Johnson had a plan of his own for reconstruction Amnesty to any Southerner who took the oath Even Confederate officials with pardon from President Must outlaw slavery Opposed equal rights for freed slaves

Radical Republican Plan Radical Republicans: Republicans in Congress who wanted harsh penalties to those who supported the Confederacy Congressional Plan for Reconstruction: Majority of white population must take oath No Confederates can vote Equality for former slaves Split South into military zones