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On February 24, 1868 the House of Representatives voted 126-47 in favor of a resolution to impeach Andrew Johnson. The Senate tried Johnson, but ultimately found him not guilty by just one vote.
February 24, 1868.
The House of Representatives impeached President Andrew Johnson in February 1868; he was acquitted at his Senate trial in May 1868.
Tenure of Office Act.
Johnson ignored the Tenure of Office Act.
The trial was held in the Senate chamber of the US Capitol building in Washington, DC.
There was no impeachment trial for Jackson. You may be thinking of Johnson or Clinton, the 2 president that were impeached.
Andrew Johnson
No!
Andrew Johnson was a republican.
Andrew Jackson was not impeached; Andrew Johnson was. When the Radical Republicans were in charge of Congress, they hoped that the South was punished severely, and Johnson talked tough about Reconstruction. Andrew Johnson then proceeded to do exactly opposite of what he had promised, vetoing every act that helped the new freedmen and allowing a swift and extremely lenient reunion for the Southern states. The Radical Republicans were astonished and tried to kick him from the position of President.