Congress forced a change to the state population allowing black males the right to vote along with white males. Johnson vetoed Nebraska's statehood under the claim that Congress had no right to change a state's constitution.
Congress disagreed, and a supermajority overruled his decision.
Yes. Johnson felt that the 14th amendment would allow the Federal Government too much power and violate states' rights. He also sought to gain southern democrat allies for the next presidential election.
US President Andrew Johnson made his position clear on granting equal rights to former slaves. He was opposed by the Radical Republicans. History notes that President Johnson declared that Blacks were inferior and had no place in US politics.
yes he did
Andrew Johnson was the President when Andrew Johnson was. Andrew Johnson was the Vice President for Abraham Lincoln's short second term, ended by Lincoln's assassination.
The person who became President after Lincoln was shot was the Vice President, Andrew Johnson.
Andrew Johnson
The 17th President of the United States was Andrew Johnson.
The 17th President of the United States was Andrew Johnson.
Andrew Johnson vetoed the Statehood bill.
Andrew Johnson.
the president Andrew Johnson is dead, but not sure about other Andrew Johnson's out there.
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson was Lincoln's Vice-President. When Lincoln was assassinated, Johnson became President. He only served the uncompleted term of Lincoln, 1865-1869.
Of these two, only Andrew Johnson was impeached (but not convicted).
Andrew Johnson