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5. The battle at Antietam is considered a decisive moment in the Civil War for all of the following reasons EXCEPT(a) the display of Union military might kept France and England from attempting to intervene.(b) McClellan's success was based on the discovery of Lee's battle plans.(c) It gave Lincoln the confidence to write the Emancipation Proclamation.(d) it marked the advent of ironclad ships.(e) it changed the character and goals of the war.
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