I would have to say that Augustus was more important because he started the Roman Empire on a stable footing, and ushered in the Pax Romana.
Initially, McClellan was trusted a military leader. He was able to successful train and equip the US military against the Confederacy. His planning proved to be detailed however, his perfectionist qualities made him slow to move and often without the aggression needed to fight the Confederacy. His plan was, theoretically, a good one in which troops would move east and come at Virginia from the water. This attack was aimed right at Richmond and if successful would have ended the war.
B- Vittorio Wilson is the correct answer even tho you didnt list the answers i had the exact same question. =P
better conditions for workers would need to grade their productivity. He put these beliefs into practice at his text textile Mills in Scotland
