Question

question 1 of 10 one of the major factors in the union defeat during the peninsula campaign was: a. abraham lincoln demanding that the union army attack more quickly. b. thomas jackson refusing to attack retreating union soldiers. c. general mcclellan deciding to delay attacks on confederate forces. d. robert e. lee forming a larger army than the union could build.

Explanation:

During the Peninsula Campaign, General McClellan was overly cautious and often delayed attacks on Confederate forces, which was a major factor in the Union's lack - of - success. Lincoln did not demand more hasty attacks. Jackson was a Confederate general and his actions were not factors in Union defeat. Robert E. Lee did not form a larger army than the Union during this campaign.

Answer:

C. General McClellan deciding to delay attacks on Confederate forces.