After president Lincoln was assassinated, President Johnson became president. Which statement best describes his treatment of the Freedmen's Bureau?

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He valued what it did and asked Congress for funds to strengthen the organization
He did not have sympathy for the former slaves and he cut the funding for the Bureau
He was a moderate Southerner, so he neither helped it grow nor did he stop its current funding
He was the president of the United States; therefore, he tried to expand the program to help all people

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He did not have sympathy for the former slaves and he cut the funding for the Bureau