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Whose plan would have treated most leniently those southerner who had supported the confederacy A. Andrew Johnson's plan for reconstruction B. Abraham Lincoln's plan for reconstruction C. Benjamin Wade
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Whose plan would have treated most leniently those southerner who had supported the confederacy

A. Andrew Johnson's plan for reconstruction
B. Abraham Lincoln's plan for reconstruction
C. Benjamin Wade and Henry Davis plan for reconstruction
D. The Radical Republicans plan for reconstruction

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Lincoln didn't want to punish the states that seceded from the US, instead he wanted to get them back in the US as quickly as possible, so I think the correct answer is B.
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its B, Abraham Lincoln's plan for reconstruction.
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