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What were the number of deaths at the battles of the civil war?
230,052 Union Casualties and 435,000 Confederate Casualties
What was the worst battle for the union in the civil war?
The Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse. The Union had 18,399 casualties.
What were the casualties in the Monitor vs. Merrimack battle during the Civil War?
In the Monitor vs. Merrimack battle during the Civil War, there were no casualties.
The war with the greatest number of American casualties was?
The Civil War
How many prisoners of war did the union have during the civil war?
12,000
Which side had the most casualties in the civil war?
The Union.
What were the number of deaths at the battles of the civil war?
230,052 Union Casualties and 435,000 Confederate Casualties
What was the worst battle for the union in the civil war?
The Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse. The Union had 18,399 casualties.
How many casualties did the union have?
Over about 116,000,000 peopledied in the union.
How many casualties did the Civil War produce?
Approximately 620,000 casualties.
Was the US Civil War short with many casualties?
about 620,000 casualties
How many union casualties where in the civil war?
Although the Union ad wonthe Civil War (1861-1865) they had about 110.070 soldiers die from battle . They had about 360,222 die in all (250,152 men died from disease).
What was the worst day for casualties in the Civil War?
Antietem was the worst day for casualties for over 23,000 union and confederate troops died.
What Civil War had the most casualties?
Civil War
How many casualties did the North suffer in the US Civil War?
Nearly over 100,000 casualties and by dieseases
How many US casualties were killed in action in the American Civil War?
There were 110,000 killed in civil war!!!! Im positive
How did the union and confederate casualties compared with those of other wars?
The Union and Confederate casualties in the American Civil War were staggering, with estimates of around 620,000 to 750,000 deaths, making it one of the deadliest conflicts in American history. In comparison to other wars, such as World War I and World War II, the Civil War had a higher percentage of casualties relative to the population at the time. For example, the Civil War's death toll represented about 2% of the U.S. population, whereas World War I and II had lower percentages despite higher absolute numbers of casualties. Overall, the Civil War's impact on American society was profound, with losses that shaped the nation for generations.
