Question

The Radical Republican Reconstruction Plan was called...

Answer 1

The Radical Republican Reconstruction Plan is commonly referred to as the "Radical Reconstruction" policies or simply "Radical Reconstruction." This period followed the American Civil War and was characterized by significant efforts by the Radical Republicans in Congress to reshape the South and ensure civil rights for freed slaves. The main features included the division of the South into military districts, the requirement of new state constitutions that guaranteed voting rights for African American men, and the imposition of strict conditions for re-admittance of Southern states into the Union. Major legislation during this time included the Reconstruction Acts of 1867.