How did the Radical Republican program for Reconstruction differ from President Abraham Lincoln's "Ten-Percent Plan"?

Radical Republicans imposed a civil rights act and military occupation.

Radical Republicans denied that freedmen be given equal rights.

Radical Republicans were willing to pardon former Confederate leaders.

Radical Republicans proposed that most freedmen migrate to Kansas or Liberia.

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25 April, 02:53

How did the Radical Republican program for Reconstruction differ from President Abraham Lincoln's "Ten-Percent Plan"?

Radical Republicans imposed a civil rights act and military occupation.

Radical Republicans denied that freedmen be given equal rights.

Radical Republicans were willing to pardon former Confederate leaders.

Radical Republicans proposed that most freedmen migrate to Kansas or Liberia.

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Lamar Lloyd · Answer 1

The way that the Radical Republican program for Reconstruction differs from President Abraham Lincoln’s "Ten-Percent Plan" is: Radical Republicans denied that freedmen be given equal rights.

even after they been freed, the members of the radical republicans still can't accept that the African-American citizens were given the right to vote like the white citizen.