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5 multiple choice 1 point each of the following was part of lincolns pl…

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5 multiple choice 1 point
each of the following was part of lincolns plan for reconstruction except:
states had to accept abolition.
the land of plantation owners should be confiscated and redistributed to the freedmen.
pardons for those who swore an oath of loyalty to the nation.
high ranking political and military officials in the confederacy would not be pardoned.
states could be readmitted to the union when 10% of voters swore an oath of loyalty.
6 multiple choice 1 point
what was the key difference between moderate and radical republicans when it came to reconstruction?
moderates believed the union could be reestablished but radicals thought it was time for the two halves to be independent.
moderates did not see the need for a social revolution in the south driven by the federal government the way the radicals did.
moderates wanted the states to control reconstruction and radicals wanted the federal government to control it.
moderates wanted to impeach johnson but radicals did not.
7 multiple choice 1 point
the thirteenth amendment
provided citizenship rights to the freed slaves
ended state rights
provided women with the right to vote.
ended slavery in the united states
ensured that the right to vote could not be restricted because of one’s race

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  • Question 5: Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction did not involve confiscating and redistributing plantation owners' land. His plan focused on leniency (pardons for loyalty oaths, 10% voter loyalty for readmission) and acceptance of abolition.
  • Question 6: Moderate Republicans did not advocate for a social revolution in the South driven by the federal government as Radicals did. Both wanted to re - establish the Union, and both had some role for the federal government in Reconstruction. Radicals were more in favor of impeaching Johnson.
  • Question 7: The Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery in the United States. The Fourteenth Amendment provided citizenship rights, the Fifteenth Amendment ensured voting rights regardless of race, and women's suffrage came later (Nineteenth Amendment). State rights were not ended by the Thirteenth Amendment.

Answer:

  • Question 5: B. The land of plantation owners should be confiscated and redistributed to the freedmen.
  • Question 6: B. Moderates did not see the need for a social revolution in the South driven by the federal government the way the Radicals did.
  • Question 7: D. Ended slavery in the United States.