What was the impact of Lincoln's assassination on Reconstruction? (1 point) Lincoln's death hastened the end of the Civil War The 13th Amendment was reversed, reestablishing slavery The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was passed with Lincoln's guidance Lincoln's Strict 10% Plan was replaced
Lincoln's assassination had a significant impact on Reconstruction by resulting in the replacement of his lenient 10% Plan with the more strict Reconstruction policies of President Andrew Johnson. Johnson's approach to Reconstruction was more lenient towards the Southern states, which led to tensions and challenges in implementing equal rights for freed African Americans. Additionally, Lincoln's death also created a sense of instability and uncertainty in the country during the crucial post-war period, further complicating the progress of Reconstruction.
