Stevens wanted the South to remain under military governors for ten years after the war ended, be treated as territories, not states, and be forced to give full voting rights to the former slaves. Johnson wanted the seceded states to quickly be allowed back into the union as states and he was less keen on giving voting rights to ex-slaves. I think there was a power struggle. Stevens had developed an almost dictatorial power over the House and I think he considered Johnson to be sort of an impostor in his position as President, so when Johnson stood up against him, he retaliated by pushing a bill of impeachment through the House.
because they didn't do no work
Because they already spent too much money on the civil war
They didn't agree that the Southern states should be allowed into the Union so quickly and that they should pay for what they did.
yes
President Andrew Johnson firmly opposed to the Fourteenth Amendment and recommended the former Confederate States not to ratify the same if it were to become a law. This opposition outraged the Congress, which in March 1867 passed the Reconstruction Act that imposed its will on the South by diktat.
No
Andrew Jackson opposed the first National Bank because he disliked the people running the national bank.
Andrew Jackson opposed the first National Bank because he disliked the people running the national bank.
He viewed it as a blow to congressional authority.
Because Johnson's plan was implemented when Congress was out of session. Power play, pure and simple. jesslyn bigelow answered this(:
Mayor Johnson supports same-sex marriage and is a member of Mayors for the Freedom to Marry.
He supports it and has released a video statement in favor of it.