As part of his reconstruction plan, president johnson thought the south should be treated
harshly.
gently.
quietly.
severely.

As part of his Reconstruction plan, the 17th president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, thought the South should be treated gently, and their policies reflected that, for example, not only did he grant thousands of pardons to white Southerners, wealthy planters and some Confederate leaders but also allowed some of them to return to power or to have their property back. Likewise, once the Southern states were admitted to the Union, he gave them almost no regulation, which then allowed these states to subjugate freed slaves via harsh laws (the Black Codes). And Johnson did not either seek to condemn any abuse toward black people given by whites Southern (and the abuses were plentiful and frequent).

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