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Lyndon Johnson was the first president elected from a Confederate State after the Civil War. He was from Texas. Jimmy Carter was the only president elected from the "Deep South" , being from Georgia. (Actually Wilson was born in VA and Eisenhower was born in TX, but both left the south while they were still children).
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First president from the old south since before the civil war?
"First president from the old south since before the civil war?"
Who was the Southern President during the civil war?
Andrew Johnson was the first post-Civil War President from the south, but he was never elected: He assumed office upon the death of Abraham Lincoln and was never re-elected (in fact, he was nearly impeached). Harry Truman was from Missouri, which was a border state so he could possibly be considered, but the first clear-cut southern President was Lyndon Johnson (Texas). While his first term was assuming the Presidency after Kennedy's death, unlike Andrew Johnson, Lyndon Johnson was then re-elected on his own. Since then, there have been three 'Southern' Presidents - Jimmy Carter (Georgia), Bill Clinton (Arkansas), and George W Bush (Texas). George HW Bush is from Massachusetts, so wouldn't count.
What was the reaction of the South when Abraham Lincoln was elected President?
Led by South Carolina, seven Southern states seceded from the union after Lincoln was elected and before he took office.
Who was elected president of the south during the civil war?
Jefferson Davis - who accepted the job most reluctantly. He had been a West Point regular officer with a good record in Mexico, and felt strongly that he should be Commander-in-Chief of all the Confederate armies.
This person was the first black congresswomen to be elected from the deep south?
This might help you: http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson/lesson052.shtml
Who was the first president elected from the 'old south' since before the civil war?
carter
What happen for the first time in south africa 1994 and who was elected president?
It was the end of the apartheid period and Nelson Mandela was elected as the first black president in South Africa
First president from the old south since before the civil war?
"First president from the old south since before the civil war?"
When was Nelson Mandela elected president?
He was elected on April 27, 1994 and sworn in as South Africa's first democratically elected president on May 10, 1994.
Who was the first semocratically elected president of south Africa?
Nelson Mandela
Was Nelson Mandela elected as president?
Yes he was elected as the first democractically elected president of South Africa. Nearly 75% of black people voted for Nelson Mandela to be the pesisdent in South Africa. Nelson Mandela was the first black man to be the pesisdent of South Arica.
Who was the king of the south during the civil war?
They never had a King. During the civil war, Jefferson Davis was elected to be president after the war if the won.
Who was the first democratically elected president of South Africa?
The first democratically elected president of South Africa was Nelson Mandela, who served as president from 1994- 1999, following his release from imprisonment for political activities.
Which South American country just elected its first female president?
brazil.
First president of South Africa to be elected in a fully democratic elections?
Nelson Mandela
First black elected leader of South Africa?
The first black president of South Africa was Nelson Mandela. He took office in 1994.
Was Abraham Lincoln popular in the south?
No. In fact, when he was elected for his first term as US President, his election was one of the main events, which prompted the Southern States to secede and led to the US Civil War.
