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26 December, 22:47

After the war ended, why didn't lincoln implement his plans for reunifying the nation?

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  1. 27 December, 00:10
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    Because he was assassinated. He was assassinated very soon after the war ended and there was no time to do everything he wanted to do. Other people took over and started implementing reconstruction ideas and eventually it turned into more exploitation and segregation and racism.
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