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5 July, 08:53

What is not a reason McClellan became so hesitant while marching up the peninsula?

A: there appeared to be more southern troops than they really were.

B: he thought he was greatly outnumbered.

C: he was awaiting orders from Washington.

D: start and ordered 40,000 troops to stay behind in Washington.

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  1. 5 July, 11:54
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    The answer is not He thought he was greatly out numbered
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