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Despite being _______________, Robert e. Lee signed on as a Confederate General because he was __________________. a. anti-slavery / pro-Virginia c. anti-slavery / pro-secession b. anti-union / pro-slavery
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Despite being _______________, Robert

e. Lee signed on as a Confederate General because he was __________________.
a. anti-slavery / pro-Virginia
c. anti-slavery / pro-secession
b. anti-union / pro-slavery
d. anti-secession / pro-slavery

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I believe it is "A" because I have read before that he was against slavery, but joined the confederates because of where he and his family lived
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Despite being anit-slavery, Robert Lee signed on as a Confederate General because he was pro-Virginia.
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