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Was Aaron Burr a Traitor? 

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Present your own argument claiming whether or not Aaron Burr was a traitor 
Inquiry Question 
to the U.S. 
  Immediately following the Civil War, the government needed to create a
  strategy to rebuild the divided nation, including plans on how to deal with
Confederate states, which had seceded from the Union, and determining the
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future fortable 
the millions of newly freed slaves. Read about the three proposed
plans, and summarize how each plan proposed to handle this period of
Headings  Column Headings: Evidence: Guilty, Evidence: Innocent. 
Reconstruction, comparing how each proposed to work with Confederate
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Lincoln’s Plan Johnson’s Plan Congressional Plan

His strategy for reunification
offered the South generous
What terms in the hope that the nation
would be reconciled and the
Steps Must Republicans would gain more
Confederate supporters in the South.
if 10% of their voting
States Take population signed a loyalty oath,
to Rejoin the pledging allegiance to the nation
and to agreeing to abide by all
Union? executive orders and
congressional laws, especially
those regarding slavery.
they proposed the Thirteenth
What Rights Amendment to abolish slavery
on the national level and also
and Protections advocated more severe
punishment for Confederate
(if any) are
leaders and states.
Extended
to African
Americans?
States could reenter the Union
by ratifying the Thirteenth
Amendment, abolishing slavery
at the state level, nullifying their
acts of secession, and paying
their war debts, along with other
requirements.
His Reconstruction plan
enabled Southern states to enact
constitutions that did not extend
voting rights to African
Americans and that passed black
codes, severely restricting the
rights of African Americans.
Johnson's plans were largely
enacted in the summer of 1865,
during Congress's recess.
Congress found the black
codes—laws enacted by the new
Southern state governments to
restrict the real rights of
freedmen—offensive. They
voted to seize them with each
state required to accept the
Fourteenth Amendment
(granting citizenship to blacks)
and the Fifteenth Amendment
(guaranteeing civil rights to
blacks)
granting citizenship to blacks
and guaranteeing civil rights to
blacks) as well as to enfranchise
black citizens.

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Inquiry How didwere

the election of 1912 the
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Question  What the proposals U.S. government considering for
inrebuilding
the United the
States, and how  did some view the political
South in the aftermath of the Civil War? situation of the time?
 

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The lincions plan, the johhnson plan and the congressional plan which were the proposals of
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