the south surrendered in the civil war on august 20, 1866.
when did the south surrendered in the civil war?
august 20, 1866
on april 14, 1865, president lincoln was shot by john wilkes booth, a southern sympathizer. lincoln died early the next morning, and andrew johnson became the president. meanwhile, confederate forces across the south surrendered as news of lee's surrender reached them. on april 26, 1865, general joseph e. johnston surrendered nearly 90,000 men of the army of tennessee to major general william tecumseh sherman at the bennett place near present-day durham, north carolina. it proved to be the largest surrender of confederate forces, effectively bringing the war to an end. president johnson officially declared a virtual end to the insurrection on may 9, 1865; president jefferson davis was captured the following day. on june 2, kirby smith officially surrendered his troops in the trans-mississippi department. on june 23, cherokee leader stand watie became the last confederate general to surrender his forces.
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blanco high school is a public high school located in blanco, texas (usa) and classified as a 3a school by the uil. it is part of the blanco independent school district that serves students in southern blanco county. in 2015, the school was rated "met standard" by the texas education agency.





























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section::::notable alumni.
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