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How did president Johnson respond to the expanded power of the radical Republicans after the election of 1866
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How did president Johnson respond to the expanded power of the radical Republicans after the election of 1866

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He decided to veto their reconstruction bill that they were trying to pass. He did this because he wasn't happy about the expanded powers they had from the election of 1866. 
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