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20 February, 08:33

Which of President Johnson's actions led directly to his impeachment by Congress?

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    The main reason was because he defied the Tenure of Office Act when he formally dismissed Edwin Stanton, the Secretary of War, because he disliked and disapproved of the Radical Republicans.
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