Which reconstruction plan did president lincoln favor at the end of civil war?

Withdrawal of federal troops from the south as quickly as possible

ANSWER:

President Lincoln favoured a reconstruction plan that "reunified the North and the South".

EXPLANATION:

At the end of the civil war, a reconstruction plan was essentially required to unite America and give more recognition to the Southern states. The plan entitled the southerners except government officials of high posts to be granted full pardon. The president promised to safeguard the properties of the southerners but not their slaves. One of the main motives of the plan was to bring an "end to the war" quickly.