How was President Andrew Johnson's plan for the South different from

Lincoln's?

A. It allowed rich people to keep their slaves.

B. It made former slaves stay on the land.

C. It was easier on former Confederate states.

D. It was harder on former Confederate states.

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Dario Crane

8 November, 03:59

How was President Andrew Johnson's plan for the South different from

Lincoln's?

A. It allowed rich people to keep their slaves.

B. It made former slaves stay on the land.

C. It was easier on former Confederate states.

D. It was harder on former Confederate states.

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Noe Navarro · Answer 1

c

Explanation:

He had more respect for states' right than Lincoln

Andrew Jackson was keen on the Jeffersonian tradition and thus respected states' rights to a greater extent than Lincoln. He accepted the 1833 compromise put forward by Clay regarding the tariffs.

How was President Andrew Johnson's plan for the South different fromLincoln's?A. It allowed rich people to keep their slaves.B. It made former slaves stay on the land.C. It was easier on former Confederate states.D. It was harder on former Confederate states.

How was President Andrew Johnson's plan for the South different from

Lincoln's?

A. It allowed rich people to keep their slaves.

B. It made former slaves stay on the land.

C. It was easier on former Confederate states.

D. It was harder on former Confederate states.