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Warm Up # 5 What is the difference between discipline and punishment? Do either of these words apply to a relationship of equals?

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Reconstruction Report Cards – Review Make Cards Front and back Radical Republicans President Johnson When a statement is read you will hold up the card showing the correct answer

Confiscate plantations and divide land amongst freedmen Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: What should be done to the South? Confiscate plantations and divide land amongst freedmen Radical Republican

Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: What should be done to the South? Southerners need to take an oath to support, protect and defend the Constitution of the US President Johnson

Supports Lincoln’s “malice toward none” President Johnson Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: What should be done to the South? Supports Lincoln’s “malice toward none” President Johnson

Punish the South Radical Republican Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: What should be done to the South? Punish the South Radical Republican

Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: Readmitting Southern States States should be able to decide if they want to grant equal rights to freedmen President Johnson

Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: Readmitting Southern States Only certain African Americans should be given the right to vote, like those that could read or write President Johnson

States would be ruled by military law until they enforced the new laws Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: Readmitting Southern States States would be ruled by military law until they enforced the new laws Radical Republicans

Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: Freedmen Cancel all Confederate debts President Johnson

Radical Republicans or President Johnson Issue: Freedmen Congress should pass laws giving some land to the freedmen and should build schools for them Radical Republicans