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He was appointed as an Army Commander before Lincoln had learned how to select good Generals to oppose him.
His early successes raised Confederate morale, and he looked as though he would be able to invade Pennsylvania - which the British regarded as the test of Confederate viability in their decision of whether to send military aid. (Only pure accident prevented this.)
It is accepted that Stonewall Jackson was the essential other half of Lee's talent - the perfectly matched duo. Jackson's death at Chancellorsville inhibited Lee's performance for the rest of the war.
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Who commanded the souths army for days battles?
Robert E. Lee
Was general e Lee famous?
Robert E. Lee was probably the best General during that time period. He worked with coal and turned it to gold. The Souths most influential leader was Robert E. Lee while that North had Abraham Lincoln.
Who commanded the souths army for the seven day battles?
Lee-
What was Robert E. Lee's major contribute to the civil war?
He was general for the confederacy army. Marcelis Greene
Who commanded the souths army for the seven days battles?
Robbert E .Lee
Who commanded the souths army for the seven days battle?
Robbert E .Lee
How did the souths fortunes change after lee took command of the army of northern Virginia?
The Confederacy was in good shape before General Robert E. Lee became its commander. By all accounts however, Lee was one, if not the best general in the US Civil War considering each side's general staffs.
How did the souths fortune change after lee took command of the army of northern Virginia?
The Confederacy was in good shape before General Robert E. Lee became its commander. By all accounts however, Lee was one, if not the best general in the US Civil War considering each side's general staffs.
Robert E. Lee contribute what to the US History?
he showed that even if you're on the "bad" side, you can still become good
Why do people call Robert e lee Robert e lee and not Robert edward lee?
it was shorter
Why did Robert E Lee change the souths strategy and attack the north?
1) He wanted to draw Union forces away from Vicksburg. 2) His victory at Chancellorsville persuaded him that the Northern forces were in disarray and too weak to seriously oppose an invasion.
Why were the chancellorsville Union shocked when they were defeated at the battle?
Actually, they really weren't shocked. They had had little success against Robert E Lee's army.
