Reconstruction Plans, Laws, Amendments, and Effects Andrew Johnson’s Congress’ ’s “Radical Plan (“Presidential Reconstruction Plan Wade-Davis Bill Reconstruction” Plan Reconstruction”) Proposed: 1863 Proposed: 1864 Enacted:1865-1867 Enacted:1867-1877 Rejected by Congress Vetoed by Conditions: Conditions: Conditions: Conditions: Programs passed by Reconstruction Political Impact of Economic Impact of Congress to assist Amendments Reconstruction Reconstruction African-Americans Negative Effects of Reconstruction Which Reconstruction Plan was the most appropriate for the nation after the Civil War? Explain. Did the positive effects of Reconstruction outweigh the negative effects? Explain. What unanswered questions remain regarding something that is in America? “fixing” “broken”
Reconstruction Plans, Laws, Amendments, and Effects ’s Reconstruction Plan Congress’ Wade-Davis Bill Andrew Johnson’s Plan (“Presidential Reconstruction”) “Radical Reconstruction” Plan Proposed: 1863 Rejected by Congress Proposed: 1864 Vetoed by Enacted:1865-1867 Enacted:1867-1877 Conditions: Conditions: Conditions: Conditions: Programs passed by Congress to assist African-Americans Reconstruction Amendments Political Impact of Reconstruction Economic Impact of Reconstruction Negative Effects of Reconstruction Which Reconstruction Plan was the most appropriate for the nation after the Civil War? Explain. Did the positive effects of Reconstruction outweigh the negative effects? Explain. What unanswered questions remain regarding “fixing” something that is “broken” in America?
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