Question

Which is true regarding how presidential and congressional reconstruction plans differed?
a. The president wanted to bring seceded states back into the Union as quickly as possible.
b. The president believed that Congress would be too soft on Southern “rebels.”
c. Congress refused to grant African Americans citizenship rights.
d. Congress president wanted to pardon southerners if they took an oath of allegiance to the United States.

Answer 1

The right answer is option A. The president's reconstruction plan differed from congressional plan because the president wanted to bring seceded states back into the union as quickly as possible.

How the president and congress differed on the reconstruction plan

President Abraham Lincoln came up with a strategy for readmitting the Southern states to the Union and restructuring their state governments as the war came to an end and a Union triumph became imminent. Lincoln's initiative, known as the Ten Percent Plan, permitted the states to establish governments as soon as only 10% of eligible voters—white men who had the right to vote in 1860—signed a pledge of allegiance to the Union.

In order to ensure that African Americans had the same civil and voting rights as whites, the republicans in congress aimed to undermine the influence of the wealthy landowners.

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