The option that best describes the Reconstruction policy implemented in 1865 by President Andrew Johnson and his appointed provisional governor for Texas, Andrew Jackson Hamilton, is:
• A lenient, conservative plan aimed at making white Texans acknowledge the wrongfulness of secession and the end of slavery.
Johnson's approach to Reconstruction was characterized by a lenient stance towards the Southern states, focusing on quick reintegration into the Union with minimal penalties, which often did not adequately address the rights of formerly enslaved individuals.