Question

reconstruction policies
directions: match the plan’s name to the summary of what it did by dragging the image to the correct description.
lincoln’s plan
johnson’s plan
congress’s plan (radical republicans)

• the south was split into 5 military districts
• each district had a military governor & the army to enforce laws
• union army would attempt to enforce the reconstruction policies & the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments
• the purpose of his plan was to end the war as soon as possible.
• 10% of a state’s voting population swear allegiance to the union
• end slavery (13th amendment)
• 10% of the state population must swear allegiance to the union
• the state must ratify the 13th amendment (ends slavery)
• the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem about Reconstruction Policies, we analyze each plan:

Lincoln’s Plan

• Goal: End the war quickly.
• Key details: 10% of a state’s voting population swears allegiance; end slavery (13th Amendment); Southern elites ask for individual pardons.

Johnson’s Plan

• Key details: 10% of the state population swears allegiance; state ratifies 13th Amendment; Southern elites seek individual pardons (similar to Lincoln’s but with some differences, though the 10% of state population and 13th Amendment ratification are key here).

Congress’s Plan (Radical Reconstruction)

• Key details: South split into 5 military districts (each with a military governor); Union army enforces Reconstruction policies and 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments.

Matching Summary:

• Lincoln’s Plan:
• The purpose of his plan was to end the war as soon as possible.
• 10% of a state’s voting population swear allegiance to the Union.
• end slavery (13th amendment).
• the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.

• Johnson’s Plan:
• 10% of the state population must swear allegiance to the Union.
• the state must ratify the 13th Amendment (ends slavery).
• the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him (similar to Lincoln’s, as Johnson continued some of Lincoln’s pardon practices).

• Congress’s Plan:
• The South was split into 5 military districts.
• each district had a military governor & the army to enforce laws.
• Union army would attempt to enforce the Reconstruction policies & the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

Final Matches (drag and drop):

• Lincoln’s Plan → “The purpose of his plan was to end the war as soon as possible.”, “10% of a state’s voting population swear allegiance to the Union.”, “end slavery (13th amendment).”, “the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.”
• Johnson’s Plan → “10% of the state population must swear allegiance to the Union.”, “the state must ratify the 13th Amendment (ends slavery).”, “the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.”
• Congress’s Plan → “The South was split into 5 military districts.”, “each district had a military governor & the army to enforce laws.”, “Union army would attempt to enforce the Reconstruction policies & the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.”

(Note: The exact drag-and-drop action depends on the interface, but the above details guide which description matches each plan.)

Answer:

To solve this matching problem about Reconstruction Policies, we analyze each plan:

Lincoln’s Plan

• Goal: End the war quickly.
• Key details: 10% of a state’s voting population swears allegiance; end slavery (13th Amendment); Southern elites ask for individual pardons.

Johnson’s Plan

• Key details: 10% of the state population swears allegiance; state ratifies 13th Amendment; Southern elites seek individual pardons (similar to Lincoln’s but with some differences, though the 10% of state population and 13th Amendment ratification are key here).

Congress’s Plan (Radical Reconstruction)

• Key details: South split into 5 military districts (each with a military governor); Union army enforces Reconstruction policies and 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments.

Matching Summary:

• Lincoln’s Plan:
• The purpose of his plan was to end the war as soon as possible.
• 10% of a state’s voting population swear allegiance to the Union.
• end slavery (13th amendment).
• the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.

• Johnson’s Plan:
• 10% of the state population must swear allegiance to the Union.
• the state must ratify the 13th Amendment (ends slavery).
• the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him (similar to Lincoln’s, as Johnson continued some of Lincoln’s pardon practices).

• Congress’s Plan:
• The South was split into 5 military districts.
• each district had a military governor & the army to enforce laws.
• Union army would attempt to enforce the Reconstruction policies & the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

Final Matches (drag and drop):

• Lincoln’s Plan → “The purpose of his plan was to end the war as soon as possible.”, “10% of a state’s voting population swear allegiance to the Union.”, “end slavery (13th amendment).”, “the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.”
• Johnson’s Plan → “10% of the state population must swear allegiance to the Union.”, “the state must ratify the 13th Amendment (ends slavery).”, “the southern elite must ask for an individual pardon from him.”
• Congress’s Plan → “The South was split into 5 military districts.”, “each district had a military governor & the army to enforce laws.”, “Union army would attempt to enforce the Reconstruction policies & the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.”

(Note: The exact drag-and-drop action depends on the interface, but the above details guide which description matches each plan.)