My battery died and put the charger on it but now the radio wont turn on and the lights and controls for the ac don't work?

You also have a fuse in the fuse box that is for the radio is the radio the only thing that is not working because sometimes there are more than one fuse that controls the radio

Have you checked your fuses? Start there and let us know if you find a blown fuse.

check your fuses under dashboard..

by replacing the battery the anti-theft code requirement has been activated
check the radio forums and comments on this site as there are ways to recover the code

Most Chrysler vehicles have a fuse that comes from the factory pulled out but is pushed in when arrives at dealer. This fuse controls a lot of the accessories on the vehicle to keep them from draining the battery between manufacture and arrival at dealer. I was actually told it also keeps train bums from running the radio and heater while the car is in transit on a train. It is usually located in the fuse compartment under the hood and may have a special guard around it different from the other small fuses.

Check the charge on your battery. It should be around 13. Some newer cars act funny when the battery is low.

try disconnecting the battery for a few seconds and reconnect may work. this way you will reset the system

Try you Ignition control module under the coil packs

there are a few diodes in the electrical system that have been blown.  Some are in the dash and some are in the different control modules in the car.  Your insurance should pay for this problem.

I just had the same issues. No headlights, interior lights, power door locks, radio controls on steering wheel, or dash lights. Pulled every fuse in cab and under hood, not a one was bad. I disconnected the battery terminals for a few minutes. When I reconnected them every thing was working.