How did general lee respond to confederate victories at the fredericksburg and Chancellorsville?

General Robert E. Lee responded to the Confederate victories at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville with a combination of confidence and strategic ambition. At Fredericksburg, he capitalized on the Union's tactical errors to secure a decisive win, which bolstered morale in the South. Following Chancellorsville, where he achieved a stunning victory despite being outnumbered, Lee felt emboldened to launch an offensive campaign into the North, ultimately leading to the Gettysburg campaign. However, these victories also came at a heavy cost, particularly at Chancellorsville, where he lost his trusted general, Stonewall Jackson.