The best description of Johnson's position on Reconstruction is Nonsupportive: he vetoed twenty reconstruction bills. Johnson's approach to Reconstruction was marked by conflict with Congress and a tendency to oppose many of the more stringent measures proposed by Radical Republicans, leading to numerous vetoes of reconstruction legislation.
Which of the following best describes Johnson’s position on Reconstruction?
Nonsupportive: he vetoed twenty reconstruction bills.
Supportive: he worked closely with Congress to write the Reconstruction Act of 1867.
Neutral: he was most concerned with rebuilding the nation’s economy.
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