The Radical Republicans opposed Lincoln's Reconstruction plan as they viewed it as too moderate, advocating for a more radical approach with federal control over the process.
The Radical Republicans in Congress opposed President Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction because they believed it was too moderate. While Lincoln preferred a moderate approach directed by the states, the Radicals wanted a more radical approach that included ensuring real Unionists controlled the process and protecting the rights of freedpeople. They also advocated for federal control over the reconstruction process, believing that only Congress should set the terms for readmitting states to the Union.
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