Question

independent practice
rival plans for reconstruction
at the end of the civil war, reconstruction became an important political issue. in the table, match the action or viewpoint with the source.
lincoln
wanted the thirteenth amendment ratified
johnson
vetoed the civil rights act of 1866
congress
passed the civil rights act of 1866
developed the “ten percent plan”

Explanation:

• Lincoln's Reconstruction framework was his lenient "Ten Percent Plan", which required 10% of a seceded state's voters to swear loyalty to the Union to rejoin.
• President Andrew Johnson opposed radical Reconstruction measures, and he vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, arguing it overstepped federal authority.
• Congress overrode Johnson's veto, passing the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and also pushed for the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment (which abolished slavery, a key Reconstruction goal).

Answer:

• Lincoln: developed the "Ten Percent Plan"
• Johnson: vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866
• Congress: passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866; wanted the Thirteenth Amendment ratified