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Reconstruction and the New South
Rebuilding the Nation
 Huge problems after Civil War ended
 Vast parts of the South were ruined
 Homeless refugees scattered across the South
   Both African American & Whites
      Needed: food, shelter, & work

 Biggest problem
   Suppressing the hard feelings between the North &
    South
 Lincoln’s plan for reconstruction
 December 1863
   10% of voters need to take loyalty oath to U.S.
   New gov’t could then be formed
   Declare an end to slavery
   Members of state could be sent to Congress to take part
    in national gov’t
 Plan included amnesty for former Confederates
   Not for Confederate gov’t leaders or military leaders
 Stricter than 10% plan
   50% of voters to swear loyalty oath
   Voluntary Confederate soldiers not allowed to vote for
    delegates meeting to form new state constitution
 Lincoln refused the bill & it never became law
 Lincoln thought his lenient plan would promote a
 strong Republican party in the South
   Radical Republicans opposed lenient plan & wanted
    strict plan
      Thought strict plan would keep Confederates who led the
       secession from regaining power
 Developed to deal with the needs of freed African
  Americans & war refugees after the war
 1st Duty: provide emergency relief
 2nd: set up schools to teach freed slaves to read & write
   African American communities also set up their own
    schools & paid for teachers by pooling money
   Many white northern women were teachers as well as
    black northern women
   Continue education centers were also started
   Public Education system to education whites & blacks in
    most southern states
 Bureau also helped freedmen find jobs & resolve
  disputes between whites & blacks
 Bureau also set up its own court system to deal with
  cheaters
 April 14, 1865
    5 DAYS after the war
    John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln at the Ford’s Theater in
     Washington
       Shot Lincoln in the head with a single bullet
       Booth later shot & killed after the barn he was hiding in was set on fire
    8 others convicted & 4 were hung for their part in the plot to kill
     Lincoln
 Nation shocked by death
 Huge crowds paid their last respects & Lincoln’s body was
  transported back to Illinois for burial
 Vice President Andrew Johnson, southern Democrat, became
  President
    Showed bitterness toward the Confederacy before & during the
     war, many expected him to take a strict approach to Reconstruction

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Chapter 16 section 1

  • 3.  Huge problems after Civil War ended  Vast parts of the South were ruined  Homeless refugees scattered across the South  Both African American & Whites  Needed: food, shelter, & work  Biggest problem  Suppressing the hard feelings between the North & South
  • 4.  Lincoln’s plan for reconstruction  December 1863  10% of voters need to take loyalty oath to U.S.  New gov’t could then be formed  Declare an end to slavery  Members of state could be sent to Congress to take part in national gov’t  Plan included amnesty for former Confederates  Not for Confederate gov’t leaders or military leaders
  • 5.  Stricter than 10% plan  50% of voters to swear loyalty oath  Voluntary Confederate soldiers not allowed to vote for delegates meeting to form new state constitution  Lincoln refused the bill & it never became law  Lincoln thought his lenient plan would promote a strong Republican party in the South  Radical Republicans opposed lenient plan & wanted strict plan  Thought strict plan would keep Confederates who led the secession from regaining power
  • 6.  Developed to deal with the needs of freed African Americans & war refugees after the war  1st Duty: provide emergency relief  2nd: set up schools to teach freed slaves to read & write  African American communities also set up their own schools & paid for teachers by pooling money  Many white northern women were teachers as well as black northern women  Continue education centers were also started  Public Education system to education whites & blacks in most southern states
  • 7.  Bureau also helped freedmen find jobs & resolve disputes between whites & blacks  Bureau also set up its own court system to deal with cheaters
  • 8.  April 14, 1865  5 DAYS after the war  John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln at the Ford’s Theater in Washington  Shot Lincoln in the head with a single bullet  Booth later shot & killed after the barn he was hiding in was set on fire  8 others convicted & 4 were hung for their part in the plot to kill Lincoln  Nation shocked by death  Huge crowds paid their last respects & Lincoln’s body was transported back to Illinois for burial  Vice President Andrew Johnson, southern Democrat, became President  Showed bitterness toward the Confederacy before & during the war, many expected him to take a strict approach to Reconstruction