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Why did Robert E. Lee believe it was necessary for his army to invade the North even though he was winning battles in the South?A)The Union refused to fight any more battles against him in the SouthB)It was his only hope for a victory after the Confederate Congress voted to end the warC)He hoped a victory on Union soil would push the North to end the warD)He had not visted his ailing mother in Maryland since the war began
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