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At the Battle of Antietam, Confederate General Robert E. Lee

Afailed to stop Union troops in their march toward Richmond.

Bled the south to victory in spite of losing thousands of troops.

Cwas overwhelmed by General McClellan's attack.

Dtried to advance his troops but was turned back by Union forces.

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The correct answer is D) Tried to advance his troops but was turned back by Union forces.

This "win" for the Union troops at the Battle of Antietam became a major turning point in World War II. This is due to the fact that this win gave Abe Lincoln the confidence to issue the Emancipation Proclamation. This document would change the scope of the war, as it was clear that the Civil War was now about bringing an end to the institution of slavery in the United States.

The Battle of Antietam was won by the Union forces, Confederate attempted to advance his soldiers but was repelled by Union forces.

What was the Battle of Antietam?

The Battle of Antietam was won by the Union forces. The Union lost about 12,400 troops to the Confederates' 10,700, but the Union had driven the Confederates off the field and brought the Confederate invasion to an end. During the American Civil War, Ohioan George McClellan won.

General Robert E. Lee of Confederate attempted to advance his soldiers at the Battle of Antietam but was repelled by Union forces.

Therefore, option D aptly explains the  Battle of Antietam.

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