Congress’s reconstruction plan is very different from Johnson. Johnson’s was a self-reconstruction, and congress’s was a political reconstruction. This means that congress hopes that the republican party will gain power in the south and protect black citizens in the south. C.Attack on JohnsonAndrew Johnson is still around. He’s not going to go away without causing more trouble. He is to remove some of the military leaders in the south. As commander in chief, he is able to do that. He does this much to the annoyance of congress. Congress then passes the Ten Year of Office act, saying that the president must have congressional approve to remove certain military and government personal. Johnson immediately removes the secretary of war, a radical republican. Johnson survives impeachment by a single vote. Many republicans think he’s gone way too far and they try to impeach him, but even though he survives, his political life is essentially destroyed. He has very little power, and the Democrats refuse to use him as their nominee for the next election.D.Politics after ImpeachmentIn the next election, the Republicans nominate Ulysses S. Grant. He is a moderate republican. Under him, congress passes the 15th amendment. This amendment says that states cannot prevent males from voting based on race. Congress’s plan is a political plan. It sets up a political solution. Congress is assuming that african americans by large part will become republicans, and they do. However, it’s going to take more than that for the republican party to gain power in the south.V. Congressional Reconstruction in the SouthA.Republican governments