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Which explains why Senator Edmund Ross voted not guilty in Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial?

AHe knew that he would lose reelection if he voted to convict the president.
BHe genuinely felt that Johnson was innocent of any impeachable offense.
CHe had received a large campaign contribution form Johnson's party.
DHe did not believe presidents should ever be impeached, regardless of the law.

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The answer is B. hope this helps

Answer:

B. He genuinely felt that Johnson was innocent of any impeachable offense.

Explanation:

This is what I got from my history book, "Sen. Edmund Ross voted to aquit President Johnson in the impeachment trial because the evidence was weak and because the balance of power between the legislative and executive branches was in danger.

a. true

b. false"

  The answer to this was true, I am definetly sure about this and hope this helps you. (Much evidence to prove this! :)

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