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Why did Andrew Johnson go against his native state of Tennessee when it seceded from the Union

Why did Andrew Johnson go against his native state of Tennessee when it seceded from the Union
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Why did Andrew Johnson go against his native state of Tennessee when it seceded from the Union

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Johnson went against his native state of Tennessee when it seceded from the union, because He felt it was his duty as president to do so.
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