No. Abraham Lincoln was assassinated 6 days after Lee surrendered to Grant. John Wilkes Booth had the far fetched notion that if Lincoln and Vice-President Johnson were both executed, somehow the South could continue at war with the North.
The end of slavery, the Confederate flag, and the assassination of Lincoln.
a few days
The assassination of Lincoln
Reports from Grant and Sherman that the enemy position was increasingly hopeless. The surrender at Appomattox had taken place a few days before Lincoln's assassination.
His presidency ended by an assassination.
Lincoln's assassination
No - it was the other way round. Lee's surrender (the effective end of hostilities) enraged a violent and unstable young actor so much that he wanted to assassinate Lincoln and several of his cabinet.
Lincoln was assassinated
yes, technically the Civil War ended on May 10,1865, the day Confederate president Jefferson Davis was captured. On that day Andrew Johnson declared the war officially over. So,yes, he was assassinated before the civil war ended.
The assassination of Lincoln. His Vice-President Andrew Johnson of Tennessee had very different ideas about the treatment of ex-Confederates.
Lincoln's dog, Fido, met his unfortunate end at the hands of a drunk man a year after Lincoln's death. It's hard to call this an assassination.
to end the civil war