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independent practice
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
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
passed fourteenth amendment
Brief Explanations
- Lincoln's Reconstruction framework was the lenient Ten Percent Plan, and he pushed for the 13th Amendment (ending slavery) before his death.
- President Andrew Johnson opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, issuing a veto that Congress later overrode.
- Radical Republicans in Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 (overriding Johnson's veto) and drafted/passed the 14th Amendment to establish federal protections for Black citizens' rights.
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- Lincoln: developed the "Ten Percent Plan", wanted the Thirteenth Amendment ratified
- Johnson: vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866
- Congress: passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, passed Fourteenth Amendment