KnowraAndrew JohnsonLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Andrew Johnson, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 8Compared with 3Reconstruction eraCompared with: His conflict with Congress helped shift Reconstruction policy toward military oversight.Ulysses S. GrantCompared with: Johnson’s conflict with congressional Republicans shaped the political crisis Grant inherited.Alaska PurchaseRelated: Johnson’s administration concluded the agreement and submitted it for Senate approval.Freedmen's BureauRelated: Johnson vetoed Bureau legislation and ordered the restoration of much abandoned land to former owners.William H. SewardRelated: Seward remained secretary of state under Johnson, including during the Alaska negotiations.John Wilkes BoothRelated: Booth’s conspiracy also included a planned attack on Johnson.PardonRelated: His broad Civil War amnesties tested the scope of presidential clemency.Nathan Bedford ForrestRelated: Johnson’s Reconstruction policies shaped the postwar political setting in which the Klan arose.Assassination of Abraham LincolnRelated: Johnson assumed the presidency on April 15, 1865, and shaped the first phase of Reconstruction.Thaddeus StevensCompared with: Johnson’s resistance to congressional Reconstruction made him Stevens’s principal political adversary after Lincoln’s death.History of TennesseeRelated: Johnson’s career reflects Tennessee’s Unionist politics and the national struggle over Reconstruction.