Abraham Lincoln's Plan Of Reconstruction

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Belhaven University Abraham Lincoln Jasmine Jackson Dr. Stephen Phillips U.S. Political Theory November 8, 2012 Abraham Lincoln always provided a clear vision for the American people. Lincoln has been many things, but most people thought of him as a humanitarian and different people such as, communists, conservatives, segregationist and some civil rights activists have referred to Lincoln to be part of them. Lincoln is not only important to the people because of his melancholia or how the cabinet was choosing, but because he played a leading role in the people eyes during the time of slavery. The Lincoln that the people as one body have a good reminisce of is the politician who had an awesome plan to sprout and have a big congregation.…show more content…
He first ran for Illinois Legislature when he was 23 years old. Even though he spoke every now and then about his idea and issue with slavery during the beginning of his career. Lincoln did not make a big deal about slavery and his issue with it until in the 1850’s, when he emerges as a head spokesman for the new Republican Part. He was very dedicated to the halting of slavery and the expansion. President Lincoln had ideas that were compared to the current…show more content…
Lincoln would not have only replaced the relations that went on with all the government and federal states properly, but also would have made a huge effect on all the American families and have made a very depressed reconciliation. The thoughts was just wishful thinking that made people come to realization that “pragmatic “had a huge effect, which made them have “hatepyschosis” that stood the powers of many leaders in one spot. Many had faith that the Reconstruction would have most definitely been different if Lincoln had of been present, and that the reconciliation might have been around faster and been completed. They people had reconstructed the plan just a couple hours after the murder of President Lincoln. A couple of generals such as General Sherman and General Johnson had a meeting in South Carolina to put call an end to the destructive
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