Warm-Up Presidential and Radical Reconstruction

Warm-Up Presidential and Radical Reconstruction

The End of War

The Civil War ended in 1865 when

of the Confederacy

Cost of the war:

to the Union at Appomattox.

? Over

; thousands injured

? Over

? Southern farmland and infrastructure

Post?Civil War Challenges

Much of the Southern

and

were

ravaged by war.

About

enslaved persons were now freed.

The Union needed to be

.

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Questions for Reconstruction

How should the Southern economy and society be

?

What should be done to

former enslaved people?

How should states be

?

What should the

be for Confederate leaders?

Lesson Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

? Describe the

plans for Reconstruction.

? Examine the

by

to presidential

plans for Reconstruction.

? Compare and contrast the presidential and congressional

for

, and analyze their effects.

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Words to Know

Write the letter of the definition next to the matching word as you work through

the lesson. You may use the glossary to help you.

disenfranchised

A. law used by a military government occupying an area

martial law repudiate

B. the power of one branch of government to reject a proposal from another branch of government

C. the act of being denied the right to vote

vagrancy

D. the act of refusing to be associated with a specific action, event, or responsibility

E. the laws that were passed regarding specific

veto

actions, such as loitering

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Lesson

Question

Slide

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Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction

Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction was called the

.

? Readmitted any state in which

of the

swore a loyalty to the Union

? Required states to

?

Confederates who swore loyalty to the Union

A moderate plan was designed to reunite the nation quickly.

"With malice toward none, with charity for all . . . let us strive on to

we are in, to bind up the

nation's wounds

."

- Abraham Lincoln, Second Inaugural Address, 1865

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Wade-Davis Bill (1864)

? Proposed by

Benjamin Wade and

Henry Winter Davis

? Required

of each state's white males to swear loyalty to Union

? Passed by Congress,

, or rejected, by President Lincoln

1. No person who has held . . . any office, civil or military . . . shall

be a member of

the legislature, or governor

.

2. Involuntary servitude is forever 3. No debt . . . shall be recognized or paid by the state

.

. - Wade-Davis Bill, 1864

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