Why did Republicans in Congress opposed Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan?


They worried that it was too harsh.

They felt it was too easy on the South.******

They believed it would make Reconstruction take too long.

They were concerned Southerners would not have enough representation in Congress.

What was the key difference between Lincoln’s and Johnson’s Reconstruction plans?

Lincoln’s plan granted amnesty to all Confederate soldiers and leaders, while Johnson’s granted no amnesty.

Johnson’s plan called for 10 percent of voters to pledge loyalty to the Union, while Lincoln’s plan required a majority vote.

Lincoln’s plan required states to abolish slavery, while Johnson’s did not.

Johnson’s plan allowed for voters in the South to elect former Confederate leaders, while Lincoln’s plan excluded Confederate leaders from government offices.****** not sure

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