Why was Robert E. Lee confident marching into the North before the Battle of Gettysburg?

A. He had won most of his recent battles

B. He knew the land in Pennsylvania better than the Union

C. He had a spy giving him secret information on the Union forces

D. He know George Meade feared him

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Kymani Strickland

Social Studies

4 February, 02:39

Why was Robert E. Lee confident marching into the North before the Battle of Gettysburg?

A. He had won most of his recent battles

B. He knew the land in Pennsylvania better than the Union

C. He had a spy giving him secret information on the Union forces

D. He know George Meade feared him

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Answers (2)

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Kieran Parsons · Answer 1

A. He had won most of his recent battles

Explanation:

He had won most battles leading up to the Battle Of Gettysburg therefore he was confident he would win the battle.

Meadow Freeman · Answer 2

Answer:I think its is A

Explanation:

I know that he'd just won the battle before

Why was Robert E. Lee confident marching into the North before the Battle of Gettysburg?A. He had won most of his recent battlesB. He knew the land in Pennsylvania better than the UnionC. He had a spy giving him secret information on the Union forcesD. He know George Meade feared him

Why was Robert E. Lee confident marching into the North before the Battle of Gettysburg?

A. He had won most of his recent battles

B. He knew the land in Pennsylvania better than the Union

C. He had a spy giving him secret information on the Union forces

D. He know George Meade feared him