After President Johnson adopted much of Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction, what are two additional things he did that upset Congress? He pardoned many ex-Confederates. He returned land to Southern owners. He gave blacks the right to vote. He refused to make states pay restitution

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25 November, 10:18

After President Johnson adopted much of Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction, what are two additional things he did that upset Congress? He pardoned many ex-Confederates. He returned land to Southern owners. He gave blacks the right to vote. He refused to make states pay restitution

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Answer: The answers are option A and D

Explanation: After the death of President of Lincoln, Johnson became the President of US. He adopted much of the policies of Lincoln for reconstruction. But some decisions made the Congress upset against Johnson.

One of them is he pardoned many ex Confederates. Because he used to believe that the white people should remain in the control. So he pardoned many of them under special application.

Another reason was he refused to make states pay restitution. He believed that state should have the authority to make laws.