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He was a Senator from Tennessee when the Civil War broke out, but remained loyal to the union after Tennessee seceded from it. He was the only southern senator who did not resign when his state seceded. He became President of the United States ( federal union, aka the North) when Lincoln was killed.
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∙ 9y agoAndrew Johnson was actually against slavery and not for it. However, contradictory to what he preached, he frequently bought his own slaves.
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∙ 16y agosome people say he is, some say he isn't! so you have to make up your mind!
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Did Andrew Johnson bring the north and south together?
Yes. Andrew Johnson brought the North and South together.
Was Andrew Johnson From Texas?
No Andrew Johnson is from Raleigh North Carolina
Why did Andrew Johnson seem like the best person to bring peace between the North and the south after the war?
andrew want to peaceful
Why did Andrew Johnson seem like the best person to bring peace between the north and south the war?
andrew want to peaceful
Why did Andrew Johnson seem like the best person to bring peace between the North and South after the war?
andrew want to peaceful
Which 3 presidents were born in North Carolina one of these preidents was said to be born on the border between north and South Carolina?
James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson were born in North Carolina, Andrew Jackson was born in South Carolina.
Where Andrew Johnson was born?
Andrew Johnson was born in Raleigh, North Carolina
Were did Andrew Johnson come from?
North Carolina
How did Andrew Johnson deal with the governments in the south?
bananas
Where was Andrew Johnson from A Kentucky B Tennessee C North Carolina D Indiana?
President Andrew Johnson was born in Raleigh, North Carolina on December 29,1808.
Which of the following is true of President Andrew Johnson?
President Andrew Johnson was from Tennessee and liked the South.
What did Andrew Johnson mean when he said slavery exists it is black in the south and white in the north?
Andrew Johnson was notably a white supremacist and he did not want any African Americans to gain any votes or have more rights. He might have stated the above "[...]black in the south and white in the north" because he felt that slavery ownership was right, and that the north was being controlled by abolitionists (of slavery) as well as the many poor whites.
