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Why did southern states in 1860 fear the power of a republican president?
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∙ 8y ago
Based on his speeches they feared he would push to outlaw slavery in the territories and in any new states. They feared that it was just a matter of time before slavery was outlawed in the whole country.
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∙ 11y agoThey feared they would be at the mercy of the North in all political, economic and administrative aspect and reduced to the state of a tolerated minority.
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Many Southerners including white merchants and white small landowners supported the Republican Party's actions to?
take power from southern planters
How did the White South's intransigence in president Johnson's political bungling open the way for the congressional republican program of military reconstruction?
After the war the Southern States enacted black codes as a way to restore the pre-emancipation system of the South. President Johnson also granted pardons to former Confederate soldiers, who then began to gain political power once returning home. Reconstruction was enacted to prevent the Southern States from gaining more political power and to ensure that slavery did not reoccur. Congress also passed more stringent requirements for states seeking readmission.
President lincoln and johnson were wise in not seeking harsh treatment of the southern states?
Yes, if they had any power in that decision, but reconstruction still struck the south harshly by northern carpetbaggers and scalawags who came to try to make money off the devasted south.
Who has the power to declear war?
In the United States, the congress has the power to declare war. The president haspower to mobilize troops to repel attacks.
What does confederate mean?
It refers to the Provinces and Territories of Canada
Southern states in 1860 feared the power of a Republican president to apex?
attack the southern way of life and further limit slavery
Southern states in 1860 feared the power of a republican president Would do what?
They feared they would be at the mercy of the North in all political, economic and administrative aspect and reduced to the state of a tolerated minority.
Why did the republican party lost their power during 1974?
Republican's lost whatever "power" they had because of what President Nixon did. President Nixon believed "If it's the president that does it, it isn't illegal." He felt he could do illegal things if he was president.
Does President Obama still have veto power over the now republican house?
Yes. The office of the president always has the power to veto.
What was the overall goal of Richard Nixon's southern strategy?
to increase the power of the republican party
White southerner in Republican Party?
Type your answer here... take power from southern planters.
What was the overall goal Richard Nixon's southern strategy?
to increase the power of the republican party
Why was Lyndon Johnson considered a traitor?
Lyndon B. Johnson was considered a traitor by Democrats in Southern States when he signed the Voters Rights Act and Federal Laws against discrimination. His actions changed the political power balance in those states to Republican as we see today. He did serve as Texas State Senator and was Vice President of The United States at the time of President John F. Kennedy's assassination by Lee Harvey Oswald.
Who had veto power?
The President of the United States has the power to veto laws
The 1964 nomination of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona as the Republican candidate for president demonstrated the power within the Republican Party of .?
Conservatives
The 1964 nomination of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona as the Republican candidate for president demonstrated the power within the Republican Party of?
Conservatives
What was president Johnson's Reconstruction plan?
President Andrew Johnson's plan for Reconstruction was three fold. First, he wanted the Southern states to be reinstated to the Union quickly and with little backlash. He wanted the Southern political power to be given to the common workers instead of back to the rich planters. Finally, he intended to be elected President outright.
