How did president andrew johnson's plan for reconstruction differ from that
of the radical republicans?

The radical republicans differ from Lincoln's plan because they thought the war was easy towards the south.

Explanation:

Radical republicans believed that the Lincoln plan for reconstruction was not harsh enough because from their point of view the south was guilty of starting the war and the deserved to be punished as such. The south needed to be rebuilt the civil war.

President Andrew Johnson, the successor to President Abraham Lincoln, after his assassination had a very difficult idea about it than with radical republicans.

he government should regulate the economy

industrial revolution, in modern history, the process of change from an agrarian and handicraft economy to one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing