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Presidential Reconstruction Answers

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What was one requirement of President Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction?

A
Half of a state’s population had to swear an oath of loyalty.
B
Confederate military officers had to pay harsh penalties.
C
All Southern states had to abolish the practice of slavery.
D
Confederate leaders could not take part in state government.
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The response in the North to Black Codes increased support for

A
Northern Democrats.
B
Southern Democrats.
C
Radical Republicans.
D
Moderate Republicans.
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Unlike the Radical Republicans who were in Congress during Reconstruction, the Moderate Republicans

A
believed the South needed to be severely punished.
B
were opposed to immediate reconciliation with the Union.
C
thought that leniency would encourage slavery to continue.
D
believed that too much change would create more conflict.
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Why did President Johnson’s background put him at odds with the Republicans in Congress during Reconstruction?

A
Johnson was a Radical Republican who became a Moderate Republican.
B
Johnson was a Moderate Republican who became a Radical Republican.
C
Johnson was a Northern Democrat who was sympathetic to the South.
D
Johnson was a Southern Democrat who had been proslavery before the war.
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How did Lincoln’s reaction to the Wade-Davis Bill preserve his plan for Reconstruction?

A
Lincoln wrote a new draft of the bill to include elements from his plan.
B
Lincoln immediately signed the bill because it aligned with his plan.
C
Lincoln used a pocket veto to kill the bill so he could continue his plan.
D
Lincoln formally vetoed the bill and called for Congress to support his plan.
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As state governments were reestablished in the South under Johnson’s Reconstruction plan,

A
more and more African Americans began to participate in government.
B
many Confederate leaders were unable to join the new governments.
C
many in the North felt the South should be punished more harshly.
D
many in the South felt the punishment they faced was too harsh.
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President Johnson’s Pardon of 1865 benefited

A
African Americans.
B
Radical Republicans.
C
white Southerners.
D
Lincoln’s supporters.

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