Reconstruction Day 2

To rebuild the South and integrate formerly enslaved people into society

To expand westward and acquire new territories

To establish new colonies overseas

To abolish the federal government

To provide food, clothing, and education to formerly enslaved people and others in need

To enforce Black Codes in the South

To impeach President Andrew Johnson

To abolish slavery through constitutional amendments

Abolished slavery

Defined citizenship

Universal male suffrage

Established Black Codes

Federal troops were removed from the South

Slavery was abolished

Andrew Johnson was impeached

The Freedmen's Bureau was created

Lincoln's Plan was lenient and required a 10% loyalty oath for readmission.

Johnson's Plan was considered too forgiving and allowed Black Codes.

Congressional Reconstruction repealed Black Codes and protected freedmen's rights.

The Reconstruction Era focused on expanding the United States' territory to the West.