Radical Republicanism

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Radical Republicanism was a faction within the U.S. Republican Party that championed aggressive civil rights reforms and harsh Reconstruction policies toward the former Confederate states after the Civil War.

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instanceOf faction of the Republican Party
political ideology
aimedAt expanding federal power to protect civil rights
securing full citizenship for freed slaves
transforming Southern society
appliesToPeriod American Civil War
surface form: American Civil War era

Reconstruction era
country United States of America
surface form: United States
declineCause Compromise of 1877
rise of white supremacist violence in the South
waning Northern support for Reconstruction
endTime 1870s
hasNotableMember Benjamin F. Butler
Benjamin Wade
Charles Sumner
George W. Julian
Henry Winter Davis
John Bingham
Lyman Trumbull
Thaddeus Stevens
Zachariah Chandler
hasPart Radical Republicanism self-linksurface differs
surface form: Radical Republicans
historicalContext aftermath of the American Civil War
ideology abolitionism
civil rights activism
egalitarianism
racial equality
influenced Reconstruction policies of the United States Congress
impeachment of Andrew Johnson
opposedTo Presidential Reconstruction under Andrew Johnson
lenient Reconstruction policies
positionOnConfederateLeadership punitive treatment of former Confederate officials
positionOnReadmission strict conditions for Southern states’ readmission to the Union
positionOnReconstruction broad federal enforcement of civil rights
disenfranchisement of former Confederate leaders
harsh policies toward former Confederate states
military occupation of the South
protection of freedmen’s political rights
support for black suffrage
support for land and labor reforms for freedpeople
positionOnSlavery immediate abolition of slavery
positionOnStatesRights favored strong federal authority over states
startTime 1860s
supported Civil Rights Act of 1866
Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Fourteenth Amendment
surface form: Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution

Freedmen’s Bureau expansion
Reconstruction Acts of 1867

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Reconstruction era hasPart Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Reconstruction
Reconstruction era politicalMovement Radical Republicanism
Reconstruction Acts of 1867 supportedBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
impeachment of Andrew Johnson politicalContext Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Reconstruction
Radical Republicanism hasPart Radical Republicanism self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
Black Codes opposedBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
Thaddeus Stevens movement Radical Republicanism
Andrew Johnson opposedBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans in Congress
Charles Sumner movement Radical Republicanism
Redeemer movement opposed Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
Tenure of Office Act sponsoredBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans in Congress
Henry Winter Davis ideology Radical Republicanism
Henry Winter Davis partOf Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
Constitution of 1866 (Texas) rejectedBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans in the U.S. Congress
John Bingham memberOfPoliticalParty Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
John Bingham movement Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Reconstruction-era Radical Republicanism
Benjamin Wade ideology Radical Republicanism
Benjamin Wade partOf Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans in the United States Congress
George W. Julian movement Radical Republicanism
George W. Julian politicalAlignment Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republican
Wade–Davis Bill hasPoliticalOrientation Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republican
Wade–Davis Bill supportedBy Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans in Congress
The New National Era politicalAlignment Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republican
The Natick Cobbler associatedWith Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans
American Civil War–era congressional debates participant Radical Republicanism
this entity surface form: Radical Republicans