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Andrew Johnson was impeached primarily because (A) he was an alcoholic and made several major speeches while totally drunk (B) angry Northern Congressmen resented the fact that Johnson, a Southerner (from Tennessee) had become president following Lincoln's death and was administering Southern Reconstruction (C) members of Congress felt that Johnson's Reconstruction policies were too harsh and unfairly penalized former Confederate leaders trying to rebuild their economy (D) he demanded suffrage for blacks in addition to the abolition of slavery (E) he obstructed the enforcement of congressional Reconstruction policies that he felt were too harsh
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