Why did confederate general robert e. lee decide to invade union territory during the civil war?

The correct answer is A) to remove Union pressure from Virginia.

Confederate General Robert E. Lee decided to invade Union territory during the Civil War to remove Union pressure from Virginia.

In 1862, General Lee drove away the Union Army of the Potomac from Richmond, Virginia. This victory removed the capital from the pressure of the Union's Army. Then, Lee marched to the north in August and won again, now in the Battle of Bull Run. General Robert E. Lee considered that a victory over the Union Army would give them support from European countries and create opposition to the war in the northern states.

The other options of the question were B) to protect the Confederate capital, C) to make winning the war easier, and D)

to draw Union troops from Vicksburg.

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