How did republicans in congress overcome president johnson’s disapproval of the reconstruction acts?
a. they overturned many of his vetoes with their vote.
b. they forced johnson to resign as president.
c. they worked together with johnson to pass the laws.
d. they had the support of former confederate leaders.

The answer is   A. They overturned many of his vetoes with their vote.

a. They overturned many of his vetoes with their vote.

Explanation:

The Reconstruction Acts were a series of laws that were intended to rebuild the country after the Civil War as well as integrate the former slaves into mainstream society. Johnson often disapproved of these acts, and he wanted the Southern states to have the liberty to determine the ways in which they would enforce the rights of the black population. He was also opposed to the enfranchisement of all freedmen. Republicans in Congress tried to overcome Johnson's disapproval by overturning many of his vetoes with their vote.

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i also think he is correct. i believe they came to washington to protest their rights.