If Abraham Lincoln would not have been assassinated the Reconstruction Era would have turned out differently. As our country was being reconstructed after the effects of the Civil War, Lincoln was on his path of restoring justice for the North and the South. In many words, before Lincoln was assassinated he clearly envisioned a nation reuniting allowing states to reassemble as a whole in a Union. Although his plan was overthrown by the Radical Republicans who in fact controlled Congress at the time. In addition, the Radical Republicans were clearly biased in who they would favor. In a way, if Lincoln had not been assassinated the amount of conflict, vengeance, and perhaps the plethora of disputes of inequality through Lincolns leadership and
