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What tragic event happened shortly after the end of the civil war and changed the way the south was dealt with?
The assassination of Lincoln. His Vice-President Andrew Johnson of Tennessee had very different ideas about the treatment of ex-Confederates.
How does each reconstruction plan treat ex-Confederates?
Ex-Confederates were treated fairly during Reconstruction. After the war ended, ex-Confederates who laid down their weapons were not persecuted or treated unfairly.
What factor contributed most to post war discontent and slow healing?
Ignoring Lincoln's wishes and imposing a harsh Reconstruction policy on the South caused resentment among the ex-Confederates.
What were the results of the election of ex-confederates to congress in 1865?
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What was the term used by ex-confederates to remind southerners of their defeat in the civil war?
The Lost Cause
How does the Wade-Davis plan treat ex-confederates?
The Wade-Davis Bill, introduced in 1864 by Congress, aimed to impose stricter terms on the Reconstruction of the South compared to President Lincoln's approach. It required that a majority of white male citizens in a Confederate state take an "ironclad oath" of loyalty to the Union, effectively disenfranchising many ex-Confederates. Additionally, it sought to ensure that only those who had not supported the Confederacy could participate in the new state governments. This plan reflected a more punitive stance toward former Confederates, emphasizing accountability and a fundamental shift in Southern society.
What did ex-confederates scratchingly label southern whites who had supported the union?
Scalawags or whigs
Does Abraham Lincoln have a ex wife?
Abraham Lincoln did not have an ex wife he was only married to Mary Todd and stayed married to her until he was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.
Engaged in some corruption but also enacted many valuable social reforms?
The election of ex-Confederates to Congress in 1865
Who was freed by Lincoln when he signed the emancipation proclamtion?
Only the slaves that the Union armies were able to liberate physically during their campaigns. The Proclamation was not a law, and it could not be effective in the South, where Lincoln carried no authority. It also allowed slavery to continue in the Northern slave-states, so it was not even an abolitionist document. It just meant that if the North were to win the war, the ex-slaves obviously couldn't be returned to their ex-masters. Its most urgent purpose was to keep the British from helping the Confederates, as they could not afford to be seen fighting on the side of the slave-owners.
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When was Johnson's attempt to restore the south to the union overturned because of congressional hostility to ex confederates and southern passage of the black codes?
1865
