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Why was general george mcclellan’s leadership a disadvantage for the north during the civil war? he had too little experience. he had no formal training. he was too cautious. he was too eager to fight.



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Because General George McClellan was overly cautious, the north suffered under his leadership throughout the American Civil War.

What exactly was General McClellan's problem?

The worst mistake made by General McClellan was greatly overestimating the number of Confederates. His military persona was dominated by this misconception. He started completely by himself to overestimate the enemy's forces in August 1861 after taking over responsibility for the Army of Potomac.

McClellan's caution was unusual—why?

In the same month, McClellan took over as the Union Army's commander-in-chief from Winfield Scott. Despite having amassed a sizable combat force, McClellan was hesitant to launch a big offensive because he was fearful of the Confederate Army, which he mistakenly believed to be much superior than it actually was.

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