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Post-war aftermath or Grant's assessment of Confederate rebels
What did Grant say the Confederate rebels had become following Lee's surrender? (1 point) Responses countrymen countrymen outlaws outlaws officers officers Republicans
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Grant said that the Confederate rebels had become countrymen following Lee's surrender.
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