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What if Robert E. Lee surrendered?
he DID surrender.
What home did Robert E. Lee surrender in?
Robert E. Lee surrendered in the Appomattox Courthouse.
Who accepted the surrender of Robert E. Lee?
U.S. Grant
Who represented the confederate forces at the surrender?
Robert E. Lee
Who was at the surrender of Appomattox Courthouse?
confederate; general Robert e. lee
Why does Robert E. Lee surrender?
Because his men were barefoot and starving.
Who was at the surrender of Robert E. Lee?
ee and u.s. grant
Did general Robert e lee surrender at the end of the war?
yes
What happened to General Lee?
Robert E. Lee died of a stroke in 1870, which was 5 years after his surrender at Appomattox.
Who did Robert E. Lee surrender to in the civil war?
Ulysses s grant.
Who was in charge of confederate troops at the surrender at appomattox?
General Robert E. Lee
Were did Robert E Lee surrender the confederate army to the north?
Appomattox, Virginia
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