Wednesday, 9/11 Day 2 0 Come in, sit down and copy down today’s objective: 0 I will be able to explain how and why Lincoln’s 10% Plan and the Wade Davis.

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Wednesday, 9/11 Day 2 0 Come in, sit down and copy down today’s objective: 0 I will be able to explain how and why Lincoln’s 10% Plan and the Wade Davis Bill differed.

The Daily Daughton 9/11/13 YOUPARENTS/GUARDIANSYOUR TEACHERS SCHOOL FUN COMPLETE THE CHART, GIVING THE POINT OF VIEW OF EACH PERSON/GROUP ON EACH TOPIC.

YOUPARENTS/GUARDIANSYOUR TEACHERS SCHOOL FUN

Lincoln’s Dilemma RadicalModerateReactionary

What are each group’s views? RADICAL REPUBLICAN FORMER CONDEFERATE FREED SLAVE FEELINGS ABOUT RECONSTRUCTION VIEWS ON AFRICAN AMERICANS 10 % PLAN OR WADE DAVIS BILL?

RADICAL REPUBLICAN FORMER CONDEFERATE FREED SLAVE FEELINGS ABOUT RECONSTRUCTION The South should be punished! Let us rule ourselves.We need government help to make sure we get equal treatment. VIEWS ON AFRICAN AMERICANS Blacks and whites should have the same rights. Blacks should not be given rights like whites. Need to go back as close to the pre-Civil War as possible. Blacks and whites should have the same rights. 10 % PLAN OR WADE DAVIS BILL? Wade Davis BOTH plans are unfair. But if I had to pick… 10% NEITHER plan does enough. But if I had to pick…Wade Davis

Two Plans for Reconstruction “THE HUG” 0 (Lincoln’s 10% Plan) “THE SLUG” (Radical Republican Plan—Wade Davis Bill)

LINCOLN’S PLAN (aka 10% PLAN) 0 Issued in Allowed Southern states back into the Union once 10% of its voters swore an Oath of Allegiance to the Union. 0 All Southerners given full pardons or amnesty, except for high ranking Confederate military officers. 0 Southerners could keep private property but no slaves.

WADE DAVIS BILL (the 1 st Radical Republican plan) 0 Issued in 1864 as a response to the 10% plan. 0 Allowed Southern states back into the Union once 50% of its voters swore an Oath of Allegiance to the Union. 0 Did more to protect blacks. 0 Never became law.

Let’s “Pear” Up! 0 Complete your assigned section of reading with your partner. 0 Use the THINK ALOUD strategy!!!!!! 0 Complete the corresponding section of your graphic organizer.

0 We are going to look at the text of the 10% Plan and the Wade Davis Bill. 0 Use the THINK ALOUD strategy with your partner. 0 Complete the worksheet for homework. 0 Remember to read all directions carefully!