Why did President Lincoln place General Mclellan under the command of General halleck?

A. McClellan failed to capture Richmond.

B. McClellan was responsible for the North's defeat at the second battle of bull run.

C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek.

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Alina Scott

21 January, 19:51

Why did President Lincoln place General Mclellan under the command of General halleck?

A. McClellan failed to capture Richmond.

B. McClellan was responsible for the North's defeat at the second battle of bull run.

C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek.

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Lukas Romero · Answer 1

President Lincoln demoted McClellan because C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek. McClellan also failed to pursue Lee after the Battle of Antietam despite Lincoln's commands.

Enrique Krueger · Answer 2

C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek.

Explanation:

Abraham Lincoln removed McClellan in 1862 from the command of the Army of Potomac because he was not able to beat General Robert Lee's Confederate Army. Although McClellan was able to build a strong army, he dismissed a series of Lincoln's suggestions and when Lee attacked the army he retreated even when his army outnumbered the Confederacy army.

Why did President Lincoln place General Mclellan under the command of General halleck?A. McClellan failed to capture Richmond.B. McClellan was responsible for the North's defeat at the second battle of bull run.C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek.

Why did President Lincoln place General Mclellan under the command of General halleck?

A. McClellan failed to capture Richmond.

B. McClellan was responsible for the North's defeat at the second battle of bull run.

C. McClellan failed to defeat Lee at Antietam Creek.