12/8 TOTD: Pres. Andrew Johnson was the 1st impeached president in American history. He was charged with violating the Tenure of Office Act for removing.

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12/8 TOTD: Pres. Andrew Johnson was the 1st impeached president in American history. He was charged with violating the Tenure of Office Act for removing Edwin Stanton, the Secretary of War. The Tenure of Office Act stated that a president could not dismiss appointed officials without the consent of Congress. In a 1926 case, the Supreme Court declared that the Tenure of Office Act had been invalid…so he was impeached for nothing. What do you think a president needs to do to be removed from office? AGENDA: Test Review Assassination Conspiracy: You Decide Assassination Assignment (Extra Credit)

Lincoln Assassination Assignment Now that you have gotten another viewpoint of this event you will give your opinion by: Writing an article for a history section of a tabloid (like People, TMZ…) Include the real story & the theories presented in the show Give your opinion and evidence from the show/research Include a graphic Due Wednesday