Which statement about the Battle of Antietam is true?

a. It forced President Abraham Lincoln to delay the Emancipation Proclamation.

b. It convinced President Abraham Lincoln that General George

b. McClellan had to be removed.

c. It caused fewer deaths than other major battles.

d. It was a decisive victory for General Robert

e. Lee.

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5 October, 13:40

Which statement about the Battle of Antietam is true?

a. It forced President Abraham Lincoln to delay the Emancipation Proclamation.

b. It convinced President Abraham Lincoln that General George

b. McClellan had to be removed.

c. It caused fewer deaths than other major battles.

d. It was a decisive victory for General Robert

e. Lee.

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Marc Mercado · Answer 1

The accurate statement about the battle of Antietam is that it was a decisive victory for Gneral Robert Lee.

Cason Solomon · Answer 2

"It was a decisive victory for General Robert Lee" would be the best option from the list since it ended in a victory for the Union, but it was not exactly "decisive".