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The relationship between these two concepts is one of contrast and conflict during the post-Civil War era. Presidential Reconstruction, led by President Andrew Johnson, aimed for a more lenient approach to reintegrating the Southern states back into the Union. Johnson's plan allowed many former Confederates to regain political power, provided they took an oath of loyalty to the Union, and it did little to protect the rights of newly freed African Americans.
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Less AI were at 39% "After the Civil War, there were two different ideas about how to bring the Southern states back into the United States. One idea came from President Andrew Johnson, who wanted to make things easier for the South" that sentence is the only one AI is picking up so just change that please
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43% AI how did we get more AI dont add words if anything take words away
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Yanks
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Ugh didnt ask for an expalnation every time I meant thanks
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After the Civil War, there were two different ideas about how to bring the Southern states back into the United States. One idea came from President Andrew Johnson, who wanted to make things easier for the South. His plan let many people who had fought for the Confederacy get back into politics, as long as they promised loyalty to the Union. However, his approach didn’t really help the newly freed African Americans get their rights protected. This led to a lot of disagreement about how to handle the situation in the South after the war.
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After the Civil War, there were two main views on how to reunite the Southern states with the United States. One approach was from President Andrew Johnson, who believed in making it simpler for the South to return to the Union. His plan allowed many former Confederate leaders to regain political power as long as they promised to be loyal to the Union. However, his strategy did not do much to protect the rights of newly freed African Americans, which caused a lot of arguments about how to deal with the South after the war.
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After the Civil War, there were two views on how to reunite the Southern states. One came from President Andrew Johnson, who believed in making it easier for the South. His plan let former Confederate leaders regain power if they promised loyalty. However, it did not protect the rights of newly freed African Americans, leading to arguments about how to handle the South after the war.
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"Yanks" is a term often used to refer to Northern soldiers or people from the Northern states during the American Civil War. It can also be a general term for Americans, particularly in a historical context. Is there something specific you'd like to know or discuss about "Yanks"?
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