Johnson was determined to carry out Lincoln's policy toward bringing the South back into the Union. There were many in the North who believed that the South had not suffered nearly enough for starting the Civil War, and Andrew Johnson was seen as going much too easy on the defeated South.
people didn't like how he spend billions fixing detroit after the urban riots, and he became obsessed with trying to win the Vietnam War, eventually killing 1000 soldiers a day
chose not to run for reelection
he was a rookie.
Yes, he felt that JFK was young, too preppy, too Northeastern, and too Roman Catholic.
LBJ: "Senator Kennedy is like your handsome young nephew whom you bring out at parties to sing a song. But when the party's over and it's time to clean up, he is nowhere to be found."
While Johnson created many wonderful programs and got the Civil Rights Bill passed, he is not liked by many because he was president when the U.S. went to Vietnam to fight in the Vietnam War.
people blamed him for the war in Vietnam
People did like him as president
The war in Vietnam made him unpopular.
Johnson was vice-president under Lincoln. After Lincoln was killed, Johnson became president.
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Lyndon Johnson was Vice President to President John F. Kennedy. Johnson became president following Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
It was in mid April , 1865 that Lincoln was killed and Johnson became president.
Andrew Johnson was the only former president to become a senator.
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Lyndon Johnson was Vice President to President John F. Kennedy. Johnson became president following Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
His Vietnam war policy.
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Andrew Johnson was the first president to be impeached. He escaped conviction by just one vote.
Andrew Johnson had been vice President under Lincoln, and he became President only because of the assassination of Lincoln. Even though this was exactly what the constitution required, many people at the time felt that Johnson did not have the right to become President, and resented him. This was particularly true because Johnson was from the South. It almost seemed like a final coup d'etat by the Confederacy, for Johnson to become President.