Return the South to its prewar system, minus slavery
President Lincoln actually thought he should be responsible for reconstruction. President Lincoln did this because people left the union so the president could pardon them back in.
She believed that everyone should have free religious beliefs. That is why she was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638.
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Anne Hutchinson believed people should pray directly to god.
He Beleaved that the President should be in charge, becasue they wanted to get things done faster
The radical republicans wanted the no longer confederate states (southern states) to "pay" for what they had done before the came back to the union and started the reconstruction plans. Where as Abraham Lincoln believed that we should show"mercy" to the southern stated while bringing them back to the union.
President Andrew Johnson
They didn't agree that the Southern states should be allowed into the Union so quickly and that they should pay for what they did.
As Chief Diplomat, Andrew Johnson had to negotiate between the different Republican factions (including the Radical Republics) and Democratic factions (split between Northern Democrats and Southern Democrats). The main issue was how Reconstruction of the Southern states should proceed and how former Confederates should be dealt with.
The ascent of Andrew Johnson, a Southerner, to the presidency eventually led to a bitter clash with Congress. Though Congress and Johnson agreed that slavery should be abolished and that the power of the planter class had to be broken down, Congress supported federal guarantees for Black citizenship while Johnson insisted that the South should be permitted to reestablish White supremacy.
Both Lincoln and Johnson favored a lenient reconstruction. They believed the nation could best be served by leaving the brutality of the Civil War behind quickly, while radical republicans argued that the South should be punished for starting the Civil War.
Congress
The central issue creating a divide between Johnson and Congressional Radical was the role African American should play in American society. Many believed Johnson was sympathizing with the south and could try to impede Congressâ??s plans for reconstruction.
He was from Tennessee and liked the south
The ascent of Andrew Johnson, a Southerner, to the presidency eventually led to a bitter clash with Congress. Though Congress and Johnson agreed that slavery should be abolished and that the power of the planter class had to be broken down, Congress supported federal guarantees for Black citizenship while Johnson insisted that the South should be permitted to reestablish White supremacy.
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