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Why did Robert E. Lee invade Maryland in August and September 1862?Select one:A. He hoped that a victory over Union forces would humiliate Lincoln's government. B. Lee was driven northward by McClellan, who had finally taken the offensive.C. His orders to Jackson had fallen into Union hands, and he needed to improvise a new strategy to confuse the enemy.D. Lee planned to seize Baltimore and then strike at Washington, D.C., from the north.
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