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Johnson granted pardon's to people who took an oath of loyalty, No pardons would be available to high Confederate officials and persons owning property valued in excess of $20,000. Not only that but he felt a state need to abolish slavery before it could be readmitted. He also was not a great people person. A clash between Johnson and congress was inevitable at this point. But eventually congress brewed up a plan(pardon the term) Congress passed the civil right bill in 1866, when President Johnson vetoed a bill to extend the life of the Freedmen's Bureau. Congress wanted to amend it to include protection for the black population. So as you can see congress didn"t really have a plan for reconstruction so they differ very extremely. sorry for any falsifications i may have made it been a while
All Samurai had to give an oath of loyalty to the leaders that they served. An oath of loyalty was binding until death.
Munson found that "There is a remarkable, even extraordinary degree of loyalty among some of this generally suspect ethnic group, but there were some Issei that remained loyal to their home country, Japan, and it's Emperor."
Manuel L. Quezon
National Convenant
Loyalty Islands's population is 17,436.
Lincoln's reconstruction plan called for rejoining of the North and the South as one nation. The southern states would get a representative in Congress when 1/10 of the voters pledged to obey the Federal Laws and take an oath of loyalty to the US.
Abraham Lincoln took a series of steps to start rebuilding of southern states that were a part of Confederacy. He asked the population to take oath of loyalty to Union and never to join Confederacy. He established the principle of pardon for all Confederate generals and soldiers. He abolished slavery and asked people to make blacks share croppers. He also allowed southern politicians to rejoin Congress but North remained in majority.
If your loyalty goes below 60, the population goes down until the loyalty is raised.
ten percent
The Wade-Davis Bill
10 percent of the 1860 voting population in the rebelling southern states to swear an oath to the Union before that state could be readmitted to the Union.
John Dickson
He relied on the party loyalty of the Democrats in Congress
Democratic.
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