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General George McClellan began an invasion of the South in March of 1862. His advance was stopped at the Battle of Seven Pines. True False

General George McClellan began an invasion of the South in March of 1862. His advance was stopped at the Battle of Seven Pines. True False
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General George McClellan began an invasion of the South in March of 1862. His advance was stopped at the Battle of Seven Pines.

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false because Lincoln officially removed him from command in November 1862.
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