The president who had his veto overridden 15 times was Andrew Johnson. Andrew Johnson was the person that took over after President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. He was extremely unpopular due to his Reconstruction policies and his breaking of the law. Johnson was just one vote away from being removed from office due to his breaking of the Tenure of Office Act.
it got most pretty dang mad that england was taxing the hell outta em.
They demanded better working conditions and benefits. Before, workers labored in dangerous and
unfair conditions. The Wagner Act gave unions an opportunity to organize
themselves and demand reforms. This help
increase the power of unions when it comes to demanding and negotiating for
better deals with management.
I'm gonna go with A "It caused the decline of cities in the South and West." Hope this helps.
<h3>HE WAS THE FIRST REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE EVER ELECTED</h3><h3>HE LED THE U.S. THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR, EMBRACING ANTI-SLAVERY AND RESULTING IN A STRONG FEDERAL GOVERNMENT</h3><h3>HE ROOT OUT RAMPANT INFLATION.</h3>
