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What are TWO central ideas of this text?A. Northerners and Southerners wanted to put the war quickly behind them and return to peace.B. President Johnson wanted to punish the South for its rebellion but Congress limited his power to do so.C. Many Northerners wanted to punish the Southerners for their treason and defiance.D. Reconstruction ended in a stalemate, with neither the Republicans nor Democrats wielding significant power in the South.E. President Johnson was impeached for continuously working against Congress by not only vetoing their approved laws, but defying new approved, legal legislation.F. It was fortunate that that President Johnson was not removed from office because it would have set a dangerous precedent for American politics.

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What are TWO central ideas of this text?A. Northerners and Southerners wanted to put the war quickly behind them and return to peace.B. President Johnson wanted to punish the South for its rebellion but Congress limited his power to do so.C. Many Northerners wanted to punish the Southerners for their treason and defiance.D. Reconstruction ended in a stalemate, with neither the Republicans nor Democrats wielding significant power in the South.E. President Johnson was impeached for continuously working against Congress by not only vetoing their approved laws, but defying new approved, legal legislation.F. It was fortunate that that President Johnson was not removed from office because it would have set a dangerous precedent for American politics.

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The central ideas of the text are:

  1. The text discusses the conflict and power struggle between President Johnson and Congress during the Reconstruction era, following the Civil War. This is evident in points B and E where it is mentioned that President Johnson wanted to punish the South for its rebellion but was limited by Congress, and that he was impeached for continuously working against Congress.

  2. The text also highlights the differing attitudes towards the South after the Civil War. This is seen in points A and C where it is mentioned that some Northerners wanted to quickly move past the war and return to peace, while others wanted to punish the South for their treason and defiance.

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