Reconstruction Era

By Sarah Melvin

  • Lincoln plan for reconstruction

    it was plan to have the confederate states make new government and to rejoin the union.

  • radical reaction

    There was a group of Republicans in the congress that didn't like the ten percent plan that Lincoln made for reconstruction.

  • Johnson's plan

    The plan was that the remaining confederate states could rejoin the union if they followed what Johnson's plan said.

  • jonhson contunies Lincon's policies

    Johnson's plan was different from Lincoln's plan for reconstruction.

  • 1866 congressional elections

    Johnson spoke to voters to get voters to vote for his plan for reconstruction.

  • civil rights act of 1866

    the congress passed the civil rights act.

  • moderates and radicals joined forces

    moderates and radicals joined to over ride the president's veto of the freedmen's bureau and the civil rights act.

  • reconstruction act of 1867

    radicals and moderates joined to passed the reconstruction act.