Plans for Reconstruction

did not require a guarantee of social or political equality for African Americans

• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Divided the South into five military districts

• Radical Republican Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Offered full pardons to all former confederates

• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required 10 percent of a state’s voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union in order to form a new government and rejoin the Union

• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required 50 percent of a state’s voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union in order to call a constitutional convention and elect a new government

• Radical Republican Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required former Confederates with property worth $20,000 or more to obtain presidential pardon in order to vote or hold office; gave full pardon to others

• Johnson's Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment in new Southern governments

• Johnson's Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required state legislatures to adopt new constitutions guaranteeing African American Suffrage

• Radical Republican Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required states to accept emancipation of slaves

• Lincoln's Plan
• Radical Republican Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan

Required States to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment in order to seat representative in Congress

• Radical Republican Plan
• Lincoln's Plan
• Johnson's Plan
• Congress's Plan