What did Robert E. Lee do following the Civil War?
a. Escaped to Mexico
b. Made plans for another Civil War
c. Joined the Grand Army of the Republic
d. Became president of Washington College
e. Became a Virginia senator
Answer: d. Became president of Washington College
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A. the French initially had little trouble neutralizing the German attack. B. the Soviet Union declared war on Germany. C. Belgium rallied to the French cause. D. France's forces were quickly overcome. E. Britain refused to support its ally France.
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