What was Andrew Johnson's profession?

Answer 1

He was a tailor and ran a tailor shop before he entered politics. He served in the state house of TN, served as governor and US Senator from TN before he was president. Of course, his last job before becoming president was that of vice-president.

Answer 2

He was Abraham Lincoln's vice president. When Lincoln was assassinated, he became president.

Before that, he was, odd as it sounds, a unionist senator from the South - Tennessee, in fact.

Answer 3

As a politician he served as alderman and mayor of his hometown of Greeneville, TN, in both houses of the TN State legislature, both houses of the US Congress, governor of TN and finally as Vice-president. I believe he holds the record for the most elected office positions of any president. (He also served as military governor of Tennessee after that state was re-captured by federal forces during the Civil War. )

Johnson was a tailor with his own shop before he entered politics. He was apprenticed to a tailor when he was still a boy and learned the trade.

Answer 4

Johnson was a tailor before he entered politics. As a politician he was an alderman, a mayor, TN state representative, a TN state senator, governor of TN, a US Congressman, a US senator and vice-president before becoming president.

Answer 5

Andrew Johnson was a tailor by trade until he entered politics. He learned his trade at the tender age of 13 years old. He set up his tailor shop in Greeneville, TN.

Answer 6

Andrew Johnson was a senator before he became the Vice President. He would later return to this position after his presidency.

Answer 7

what job did andrew johnson have before he became a presdent

Answer 8

he worked as a tailor.