Andrew Johnson opposed funding to help freed slaves primarily because he believed that the federal government should not be responsible for their welfare. He argued that the southern states should manage their own affairs and that providing aid to former slaves would undermine their independence and self-sufficiency. Johnson also held a view that the Reconstruction efforts should prioritize restoring the Union over direct assistance to freedmen.
Wow that's from a FLVS test
The reason for funding Providence settlement was to initiate community betterment products.
NO- Johnson remained loyal. Even when his state of Tennessee seceded , he did not resign his Senate seat. That is one reason why Lincoln picked him as a running mate in 1864.
The South wanted to protect and not to lose their property.
The main reason was his violation of a office law which he was charged with breaking when he fired his Secretary of War, Edward Stanton.Read more: Why_was_Andrew_Johnson_impeached
No. Until 1975, Vice Presidents were not replaced if the office became vacant for any reason.
Fear
Andrew Johnson had been a Democrat until the Civil War broke out. He had no clout in the Republican Party and was never thought of as a presidential candidate. The only reason that he was vice-president is that Lincoln wanted him on the ticket. He was from Tennessee and thought of as a Southerner. He was far down the list of people that most Republicans wanted as President.
no.
Conflicts between opposing forces.
to disprove their argument
Depending on what YMCA it is, they get their funding from the main body of YMCA which would be YMCA England. The smaller companies have to put in a bid for funding and they need a good reason for the funding and YMCA England look at all the cases that have been put in and prioritise them.