What concession did Grant make to Lee in his terms of surrender?

1.Confederate troops could keep all their weapons.

2.Officers and cavalrymen could take their horses.

3.All Southern troops would be sent to decent prisons.

4.Enlisted soldiers would not subjected to jail time.

On April 9 of 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his 28,000 troops to Union General Ulysses S. Grant. The surrender is considered a Gentlemen agreement, as no major conflicts occurred that day, which marked the end of the American Civil War. Lee asked Grant if his men could keep their horses since the Confederate army men owned their mounts and they would need them for farming. General Grant granted this ask and ordered his officers to allow any Confederate claiming a horse or a mule to keep it.

What concession did Grant make to Lee in his terms of surrender?1.Confederate troops could keep all their weapons.2.Officers and cavalrymen could take their horses.3.All Southern troops would be sent to decent prisons.4.Enlisted soldiers would not subjected to jail time.

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What concession did Grant make to Lee in his terms of surrender?

1.Confederate troops could keep all their weapons.

2.Officers and cavalrymen could take their horses.

3.All Southern troops would be sent to decent prisons.

4.Enlisted soldiers would not subjected to jail time.