Andrew Johnson

They looked at many of the things that they didn't like about the current system, and changed them. They didn't like the fact that there was no representation in their form of government, so they determined to have elected government officials who were responsible to their constituents. They didn't like the fact that the kings men could break in at any time and search your home, so they included laws about search and seizure and required that there be a reason for a warrant to search a home. your answer is completely wrong that is during a different era

President Andrew Johnson is generally not thought to be the worst president in US history. In a 1962 historians poll, which ranked 31 presidents from "Great" to "Failure," Warren G. Harding was ranked last, Andrew Johnson was ranked 23rd. He repeatedly opposed the Reconstruction policies of congressional Radical Republicans who wished to humble and subdue the South. Andrew Johnson, however, lacked the political savvy and leadership abilities of his predecessor, Abraham Lincoln, and was continually thwarted. He was the first president to be tried for impeachment, on the grounds of "High crimes and misdemeanors." See related links

1. Southern states would be split into five military districts; and

2. Blacks would be free, but with limited citizenship rights.

The main impeachment charge against President Johnson was that he'd violated the 1867 Tenure of Office Act by attempting to remove Secretary of War Edwin Stanton from office without the consent of the Senate.

Yes. Andrew Johnson brought the North and South together.

Clinton was impeached Dec 19, 1998 – Feb 12, 1999

On February 12 1999 he was acquitted by the Senate and was not removed from office.

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Jenna, Sometimes the term Founders is used to refer to the framers, those who actually attended the constitutional convention. Founders can also be broader term though referring to all of the leaders of the revolution and those who attended the state conventions which ratified the constitution and the first congress which wrote the Bill of Rights. In its brodest sense it can mean every citizan of the United States who supported independence from Britain or stayed in the country after the Revolutionary War. Michael Montagne The Founding Fathers and the Framers are men who contributed in different ways to make our country work in a pleasing manner. The Founding Fathers are those men such as Thomas Jefferson and John Adams who made significant contributions to the Constitution. These men worked to develop independence for our country. The Framers on the other hand were considered more as the men who helped construct or craft the Constitution. Regardless of their titles, these men achieved a lot and have a huge impact on how our country operates today.

well he really did not have influences

From Russia in 1867.

He tried to run in 1868, but lost the party nomination.

President Johnson was impeached by the House of Representatives in February 1868, but was acquitted at his Senate trial in May of the same year. He continued in office for a further nine months, retiring from the White House when his term expired in march 1869, after making an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic party's endorsement in 1868. His home state of Tennessee also rejected him for a seat in the US Senate in 1868, and for a seat in the House of Representatives in 1872.

In 1874, Johnson was finally elected US Senator from Tennessee on the Democratic ticket, and took office in March of 1875. He died of a stroke on July 31, 1875.

There's no evidence President Andrew Johnson played golf. There is a golf club named after him in his hometown of Greenville, Tennessee, though.

Larry Johnson of the Kansas City Chiefs played college ball at Penn State.

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Andrew Freedman was a real estate speculator and bondsman who bought the New York Giants back in 1895. He was reputed to be a mean and overbearing manand during his timeas owner the Giants had 23 managers. In 1902, he hired John McGraw away from the Baltimore Orioles of the new American League. Freedman sold the team to John Brush in 1903 and got out of baseball entirely.

outlawing the black codes

Johnson tried to remove war secretary from office but he refused it. The secretary was known as Edwin Stanton and has also served as the war secretary under Lincoln's regime.

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Actually .. It Was John Adams . The 2nd president .

The House of Representatives brought eleven articles of impeachment against President Andrew Johnson, most related to the violation of the Tenure of Office Act that occurred when Johnson attempted to remove Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton from office.

One is that they both fought a battle with Native American Indians in their presidencey. Johnson fought Red Cloud's War and Madison fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. *note they themself didnt actually fight in the combat.

• He purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867.
• He defied Congress Tenure of Office act on grounds that it was unconstitutional (which He was impeached for, but the Supreme Court agreed with Johnson's reasoning)
• He was accommodating to the Southern states, and advocated less harsh treatment of the defeated rebels than other politicians of the time (which quickened the healing process from the Civil War)
• He served in the Senate after his Presidential term expired, showing further willingness to work for the public good despite his impeachment embarrassment.
• He protected the rights of the Executive branch against Congress' attempt to diminish its powers.
• He was the forefather of the modern Democratic Party.
• He dismantled the second bank of the United States in 1832 on policy grounds.

Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.

I just did a standard internet search on the 'Founding Fathers' seems to have been alot of them. The biographies of 111 founding fathers and 34 biographies of their wives are on: www.colonialhall.com , left hand link: Wives of the Signers Happy searching!