1	Reconstruction (Outline) Reconstruction and the South The South’s Need for Reconstruction Phases of Reconstruction Presidential Reconstruction Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan and Congress’s Reaction Andrew Johnson Takes Over Radical Republicans Take Over Reconstruction Radical Republican Legislation Further Radical Reconstruction Rule Congress Impeaches Johnson Johnson’s Achievements in Foreign Affairs President U.S. Grant
2	Reconstruction (Outline cont.) Bourbon Reconstruction Begins The Disputed Election of 1876 The Hayes Presidency Recovery in the South Economic Aspects of Reconstruction Political Trends Civil Rights Reforms in the South Reconstruction Evaluated
3	Reconstruction in the South The South’s Need for Reconstruction Phases of Reconstruction Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
4	Presidential Reconstruction Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan and Congress’s reactions Radical Republicans Object The Wade-Davis Bill Andrew Johnson Takes Over Johnson’s Plan Republicans React to the “Johnson Governments” Black Codes Johnson’s Response to the Radicals
5	Radical Republicans Take Over Reconstruction Radical Republican Legislation The Freedmen’s Bureau The Fourteenth Amendment Further Radical Reconstruction Rule Reconstruction Act of 1867 Scalawags and Carpetbaggers in the South
6	Radical Republicans Take Over Reconstruction (Cont.) Congress Impeaches Johnson Johnson’s Achievements in Foreign Affairs President U.S. Grant The Fifteenth Amendment The Grant Scandals
7	Bourbon Reconstruction Begins The Disputed Election of 1876 The Hayes Presidency
8	Recovery in the South Economic Aspects of Reconstruction Sharecropping Industry Political Trends Civil Rights Reforms in the South Reconstruction Evaluated