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General McClellan proved to be an incapable leader for the North for two reasons What were they?
I don't know the exact answer BUT I do know of four answers that will lower it down for you a lot. Why? Because two of them are the answer! Answer 1: He proved incapable of leading an inferior army. Answer 2: He always fought with Lincoln over policies. Answer 3: He was overly cautious as battles neared. Answer 4: He always believed he was outnumbered. I know your thinking, why don't I just give you the answer, that's what this site is for?! The answer to that is, because I do not know the answer, I am in school and have a multiple choice question. Those answers were the four answers I had to choose from, and 2 of them are correct. Hope it help's at least a little.
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What two reasons did General McClellan proved to be an incapable leader for the North?
He was much too cautious - not willing to move until everything was ready. He was also badly misled about enemy srength - he listened to Allan Pinkerton, who vastly over-rated these troop-numbers.
Who were the key leaders in the battle of antitiem?
The Confederates' leader was General E Lee and the Yankees' leader was General George McClellan
Who was the leader of the union in the Battle of Antietam?
The commander of the Unions Army of the Potomac at Antietam was Major General George B. McClellan.
Who was the union leader and who was the confederate leader?
Union leader: Robert E. Lee Confederate: George McClellan/// Exactly backwards,Union:McClellan-Confederate:Robert E. Lee. Actually, in the Eastern Theater the Union had a crisis in leadership. From the time Lee took command on June 1, 1862 he faced; 1)McClellan 2)Pope 3)McClellan(again) 4)Burnside 5)Hooker 6)Meade and finally 7)Grant while Lee was in command throughout.
What is a general?
A general is a leader of a certain army. He is the top dog.
