The Confederate General Sidney Johnston, rated as the best soldier in America, killed early on.
T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson, the other half of the unbeatable Lee-Jackson partnership.
The Confederate General Earl van Dorn, the only notable commander killed not in battle but in a duel.
The Union General McPherson, killed at Atlanta, described as 'something more than a great soldier, a great man'.
i know for a fact that Colonel Robert Shaw died in battle at fort Wagner during the united states civil war. as for the others who died, you're on your own. good luck!
many people died. i don't think this will help but maybe......Google search ''famous people who died in the civil war....i know that it isn't the best but i think it can give you more information than i could give you alone...I hope that that helps you
It is impossible to provide all the names of the soldiers and civilians who died in the US Civil War. Record keeping was poor by today's standards. Also, many soldiers were deserters and cannot be accounted for.
There were over half a million deaths, which is far too many to attempt listing here.
There are too many thousands to list them all.
There are both very important to America. But The Revolutionary I think is a little more important because it started America, but the civil war almost ended America and did for a few years but the Revolutionary War is more important
he inspired young african americans who felt that civil rights was not achieving anything and he made civil rights a civil right movement rather than just in the south
some of the impotant battles are Gettysburg,Shiolh and chanceesburg
the civil war lasted 15 years from 1975 to 1990. * An estimated 130,000-250,000 people killed (some report the number much higher), * 1,000,000 wounded half of whom were left with lifetime disability. * if u want to know about the ones who died only in the year 1985 than i can't help sry.
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Some people died in battle, but a lot of them died of infection and sickness.
people died
About 618,000 Americans died in the Civil War. Some referance sources say that 700,000 people died though.
alot of people died and have been enjured
There are both very important to America. But The Revolutionary I think is a little more important because it started America, but the civil war almost ended America and did for a few years but the Revolutionary War is more important
he inspired young african americans who felt that civil rights was not achieving anything and he made civil rights a civil right movement rather than just in the south
Daniel Hough but some people say Huff instead of Hough.
About 23,466 but most of them were form dieases or war wounds
Slaves worked for free and were owned like a car or property. The slaves made people a lot of money.
The Rwandan Civil War took place between 1990 and 1993. Significantly, it was the major cause of the Rwandan Genocide of 1994. In both of those related conflicts, around 900,000 people died.
The US did have a civil war in the 19th century. Many other countries have had civil wars, and some are still in progress even as I type. The Democratic Republic of Congo is still fighting a very destructive civil war, for example, in which millions of people have already died.
Stonewall Jackson Sidney Johnston James B. McPherson Earl van Dorn Pat Cleburne J.E.B. Stewart