Not all that great. He granted pardons to virtually all ex-Confederates, thus making impossible any divisive treason trials of men like Lee, but there was little appetite for this anyway. Alaska was purchased from Russia in 1867, but this was mainly the work of Secretary of State Seward, who was appointed by Lincoln, not Johnson. Johnson's record was mostly negative, getting into bitter quarrels with Congress over Reconstruction policy, and losing on virtually every disputed point.
As President, Johnson "passed" no laws, although he did sign several into law after Congress forwarded them to him.
He was a cool dude
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President Lincoln
John Tyler really didn't do much while he was president.
shakespeare was the first president of america and wrote the bill of rights
Allied forces commander WW2, 4 star general, president
Andrew Jackson was different than his predecessors because he was very powerful. He aimed to be a president for the people.
i would say obama because he was the the firstafrican american president
Andrew Mellon was one of the major figures who were involved in the industrial and financial development of the Trans-Allegheny region. He was then appointed Secretary of Treasury by President Warren G. Harding in 1921.
Andrew Jackson was a Major General in the Tennessee militia. Davy Crockett served in the Tennessee militia under the command of General Andrew Jackson.
Grant made his big contributions as a union general before he was President. He was not effective as President and his friends were corrupt. He did keep the country together for 8 years and kept his popularity in the North.