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johnson’s reconstruction plan - vice president ______ took office after…

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johnson’s reconstruction plan - vice president ____ took office after lincoln’s assassination - johnson’s plan for reconstruction required each state to ratify the __ amendment and rewrite their constitution to abolish slavery - johnson also wanted all wealthy plantation owners and confederate military leaders to personally request a __ - johnson was a democrat and a southerner – his reconstruction plan allowed states to limit the rights of african americans, and did not allow african americans the right to vote restoring the prewar south? - the southern states wanted to return to their prewar society, and opposed reconstruction - the south implements “__” - laws that limit the rights of african americans in an attempt to continue slavery - african americans could not own land, and had to work – if they were unemployed, they would be captured and forced into prison labor - republicans and radical republicans were horrified at the south’s resistance to reconstruction - congress passed the ____, making black codes illegal and establishing civil rights at the federal level - johnson vetoed the act, defying congress and supporting the south

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Brief Explanations

After Lincoln's assassination, Andrew Johnson became president. His Reconstruction plan required states to ratify the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery. Wealthy plantation - owners and Confederate military leaders needed a pardon. The South implemented "black codes". Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to counter black codes, which Johnson vetoed.

Answer:

  • Vice President Andrew Johnson took office after Lincoln's assassination
  • Johnson's plan for Reconstruction required each state to ratify the 13th Amendment
  • Johnson also wanted all wealthy plantation owners and Confederate military leaders to personally request a pardon
  • The South implements "black codes"
  • Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, making black codes illegal and establishing civil rights at the federal level