Reconstruction Debate Hub by Maheen Tarver

Instructions

maheen_tarver — 2025-01-31 21:13:21 UTC

Look at your assigned perspective (Lincoln's Plan, Johnson's Plan and/or Congressional Plan)
Research your group’s stance on Reconstruction policies
Create a post in your assigned section that includes:
- Your main argument for your group’s preferred Reconstruction policy
- At least 2 specific pieces of evidence to support your position
- A historical image or political cartoon that represents your stance
- Make sure you write your name in your post so that we know who's post this is

Remember to:

Stay in character for your assigned perspective
Use historical facts and evidence
Be respectful when discussing opposing viewpoints

Nycoria Corbett; The Lincoln's Plan

nycoriacorbett4129 — 2025-02-03 19:44:47 UTC

President Lincoln proposed a reconstruction program that would allow confederate states establish new state governments after 10 percent took loyalty oaths and the states recognized the permanent freedom of enslaved people.

Preferred Reconstruction Policy: Johnson's Plan

aamnaahmed3886 — 2025-02-03 19:45:14 UTC

Aamna A, Kailyn R

Andrew Johnson, who was a former slave owner and a senator for the state of Tennessee, created the Johnson Plan. As of right now, he is the president of the United States. One important thing about him was that he was extremely loyal to the Union. Johnson's Plan's purpose is to ensure that 10% of all voters would take an oath of allegiance to the United States. One part of Johnson's plan is "State Readmission," where the states that do not join the Union will face harsh consequences. Johnson refuses to issue a pardon to former confederate leaders, however. Because of this, each leader of the confederate states has to personally request it. Now, he is signing thousands of these pardons for the confederates, allowing them to regain their properties in these states.

Sources: "Three Reconstruction Plans" on Youtube

Jordan Moore

jordanmoore0307 — 2025-02-03 19:46:31 UTC

His plan was to refuse to issue a general pardon too former condenser leaders. Johnson wanted reconciliation between northern and southern states his plans for former slaves lacked equal terms with whites Johnson voted civil rights southern states passed law too limit and deny rights freedom of African Americans. states passed black-codes law based It was basically like Lincoln's plan but he added reunification could occur following the affirmation of loyalty of 10 percent of the 1860 electorate.

maylinguerralopez4976 — 2025-02-03 19:47:12 UTC

Lincons plan was also known as the 10% plan there were 2 steps for his main plan the 2 plans were in fact, all southerns except for high ranking CSA Political and military leaders,they would be pardoned after taking an oath to Allegiance, he was not able to be carried out since he was assassinated, when the 10% of the voters in the state had taken the loyalty oath.the state was only allowed to form a legal government. and rejoin the union. Lincons plan main reason was too quickly readmit southern states back on the union he required loyalty.

Zoe Zanders: Lincoln's Plan (aka/ 10% Plan)

zoezanders7224 — 2025-02-03 19:48:39 UTC

Lincoln's Plan is a plan he made to end war and strengthen the Union.

He also proposed to readmit states back in the union only IF:

10% of the southern population swore an oath of allegiance to the US.

And if states accepted the Emancipation Proclamation once states drafted new constitutions.

But since that idea was rejected by Congress for not being harsh enough, Lincoln decided to make the Emancipation Proclamation more solid and use that to readmit states. Then the 13th amendment was passed and Lincoln supported the passing of the amendment and signed the bill creating Freedmen's Bureau, making freed slaves obtain land, food, supplies, etc. (yay, slaves are now free to roam!)

The Lincoln's plan was also known as the 10% plan. The 13th Amendment was also passed In January of 1865 and after that happened, slavery was completely given up from all the states permanently and forever. President Lincoln was also quick to sign the bill and create the freedmen's bureau which which helped the former slaves to get help with Food, Water, Clothes, and basic needs after signing the 13th amendment.

jeremiahsylvain7860 — 2025-02-03 19:49:01 UTC

Matthew Valle - The congressional plan reconstuction was a series of bills that outlined how former Confederate states would be readmitted to the union after the civil war. the plan was also know as the radical reconstruction they also had 3 main points the reconstruction the U.S citizenship and expanded the franchise changed the relationship between the federal government and the governments of the states and highlighted the differences between the political and economic democracy.

2025-02-03 22:26:50 UTC

Lincoln's Plan

2025-02-04 19:44:16 UTC

President Lincoln's proposed a reconstruction program that would allow confederate states establish new state government after 10 percent took loyalty oaks and the states recognized the permenent freedom of enslaved people.

Lincoln's plan ⋆｡°✩ 10% plan

2025-02-04 19:45:09 UTC

in the start, the 10% plan stated that when 10% of the 1860 voters from a state had taken an oath of allegiance to the U.S. and pledged to abide by emancipation, voters could then elect delegates to draft new state constitutions and establish state governments. His reconstruction plan would change the lives of many free men, giving them more opportunity and rights, and also granting them freedom of being slaves.

Lincoln's plan is better and more suitable because it was smooth and secured the rights of African american men.

But, before Abraham could complete his thought out plan, he was sadly assassinated, leaving a huge responsibility and clear path for Johnson.