Andrew Johnson

After Johnson left office in 1869, he was elected to the US Senate by Tennessee.

US President Andrew Johnson was born into poverty. He had no formal academic education.

He was one of the presidents during westward expansion. He was president from 1869-1877 and westward expansion was roughly from 1858-1896 i think...

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.

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Not much in the long run. Short-term, it made him more cautious about opposing Congressional Reconstruction, but as his term had in any case only nine months left to run, the effect was marginal.

Basically, the impeachment was something of a "temper tantrum" on the part of Congressional Republicans, with little real significance.

Vice President Andrew Johnson took over the Presidency when President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in April, 1865. Vice President Lyndon Johnson took over the Presidency when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in November, 1963.

The Radical Republicans wanted to impeach Tennessee-native President Andrew Johnson because they perceived him to be a Southern sympathizer who wanted to allow the Southern states that had seceded back into the Union immediately and almost unconditionally. They saw Johnson as a threat to their Reconstruction plans.

The conflict over Reconstruction was the underlying reason for Johnson's impeachment; the stated reason for impeachment was that he violated the 1867 Tenure of Office Act by (attempting to) fire Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, among other things.

In February 1868, the US House of Representatives voted to bring eleven articles of impeachment against Johnson. He was later acquitted at his Senate trial.

He had his 62nd birthday on March 15, 1829, after being sworn in as President on March 4/

Andrew Johnson's economy was ok when he was president. Although he was born poor, through his hard work he was able to make pretty delightful salaries.

he was cruel

While Andrew Johnson was impeached because of his handling of his job as president, he was not convicted. He missed conviction by one vote in the US Senate. The senator said that he did not deserve to be convicted and that the charges were petty and meaningless.

Johnson was a Senator from Tennessee, a slave state, and had been a Democrat. He was added to the Lincoln ticket to attract votes from southern sympathizers, not because anybody considered as a presidential candidate. He had no natural power base unlike the members of Lincoln's cabinet that he inherited.

Andrew Johnson's mother died on February 13, 1856, in Greenville, TN, while he was serving as governor of Tennessee. Her name was Mary McDonough Johnson, but she went by Polly. She married Turner Dougherty after Andrew's father died.

He was born near the North and South Carolina border,probably in the home of

one of two of his mother;s sisters, but nobody is sure which one. Therefore, his exact

place and state of birth is a matter of some dispute.

I don't quite understand what you're trying to know but Andrew Johnson was impeached for violating the tenure of office act of 1867. Impeachment is not whether or not you get convicted just whether or not you go to trial. He was impeached January 24, 1868.

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Andrew Johnson was not removed from office. The senate vote fell one short of the 2/3 requirement for removal. Richard Nixon was the only President to leave his office before his term expired for any reason other than death . Nixon resigned voluntarily rather than face impeachment proceedings.

yes he tried to

His father rescued a man from drowning in icy waters and suffered severe exposure and exhaustion and died a month later at age 36. His mother remarried and lived to be 73 and dies of natural causes.

He wanted to allow the South to have a major role in deciding policies. He wanted a moderate policy toward the South. He wanted to wait to pass laws until Southerners had been seated in Congress.

it led to conflict with Republican congress

Andrew Johnson and anyone who agreed with his beliefs, supported the reconstruction act.