In what way did president grants approach to reconstruction differ from that of president Johnson?

A) he expanded the power of the freedmens bureau

B) he jailed confederate leaders who had been pardoned

C) he used the military to protect African Americans from violence

D) he blocked southern states from gaining readmission to the union

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Terrance Mcbride

4 September, 20:20

In what way did president grants approach to reconstruction differ from that of president Johnson?

A) he expanded the power of the freedmens bureau

B) he jailed confederate leaders who had been pardoned

C) he used the military to protect African Americans from violence

D) he blocked southern states from gaining readmission to the union

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Samantha Wiley · Answer 1

It's b. grant wanted the confederacy to slowly come back but Johnson quickly led civil war confederacy generals to take positions in office and wanted the southern states to quickly get admitted