Why were Radical Republicans outraged by President Johnson's approach to Reconstruction? Select 2

They were upset because they felt it was too harsh and went against Lincoln's call for amnesty.

They felt Johnson's Reconstruction plan had encouraged southern legislatures to pass black codes.

They felt the plan did not go far enough to forgive former Confederate leaders

They were mad because Johnson's Reconstruction plan put too much power in the hands of former Confederate leaders.

They felt the plan did not go far enough to forgive former Confederate leaders

Explanation:

Radical Republicans thought Lincoln's southern reconstruction plan was too tolerant, with everything the Confederates did with the secession war. They felt that the reconstruction plan should be more rigorous, highlight the guilt that the southern states and their leaders had for encouraging the war and establishing a severe punishment for everything that the country was going through.

In other words, they thought the plan did not go far enough to forgive former Confederate leaders.