Question

What were the reconstruction plans, lincoln's, johnson's, and the radical republicans, know the difference similarities?

Answer 1

Lincolns Plan: Lincolns reconstruction plan was to offer the South and all former confederate's amenity or pardon. His plan also stated that Southern states if having a 10% vote from its citizens would be reimbursed into the Union and a new constitution written for that state. Unlike the radical Republicans Reconstruction plan Lincoln did not want to punish the South but instead wanted them to rejoin the Union as quickly as possible. Johnson's Plan: President Johnson (who was Lincolns successor). Took up the threads where Lincoln had left off. Johnson's plan was similar to Lincolns but pleased Congress and the radical republicans more so, because Johnson started confiscating land from the wealthy aristocratic Southerners. His plan was to also grant pardon to ex-confederate's but if you were worth more than 20,000 dollars you would have to get a pardon from the president himself. Johnson's unlike Lincoln's plan, was more hesitant to provide protection to the newly freed black men. Radical Republicans plan: The radicals reconstruction plan was unlike Johnson's or Lincolns plan. For instead of wanting the South to rejoin the Union the radicals wanted to punish the South instead. There plan wanted to put into action the iron clad oath. Where former Confederates or anyone else who had actively supported the confederates would not be allowed to vote. The radical Republicans also gave more protection to the freed black men than Johnson. They also believed that Lincolns and Johnson's plan was to lenient to the South. Differences: The Radical Republicans Plan unlike Lincolns or Johnson's, revolved more around revenge. They wanted to make the South suffer for the damage it had caused during the war. And were more wary of confederates. Differences: Johnson's and Lincolns Plan were similar in the fact that they wanted to bring the South back into the Union quickly. But unlike Lincoln, Johnson's view on slavery was different in the fact that he did not fully welcome the blacks as citizens. 
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http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/history/reconstruction-johnson-plan.html
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h179.html
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h180.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_Republican