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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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Johnson was not impressed with the radical Republicans and their expanded power after the 1866 election. So when they tried to pass a bill for reconstruction he vetoed it. 
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