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Why was the last battle of the Civil War, Battle of Palmito Ranch, fought in Texas? A. All Texan troops refused to quit fighting. B. Grant had brought the majority of his troops…

Why was the last battle of the Civil War, Battle of Palmito Ranch, fought in Texas? A. All Texan troops refused to quit fighting. B. Grant had brought the majority of his troops…
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Why was the last battle of the Civil War, Battle of Palmito Ranch, fought in Texas?

A. All Texan troops refused to quit fighting.
B. Grant had brought the majority of his troops to Texas.
C. Lee had refused to surrender and retreated to Texas.
D. News of the war's end was slow to reach Texas.

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A

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All Texan troops refused to quit fighting.

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D

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