During the American Civil War, the most likely causes of death were from disease and infections, accounting for about two-thirds of all fatalities. Poor sanitation, inadequate medical care, and malnutrition contributed to outbreaks of illnesses like dysentery, typhoid fever, and pneumonia. Combat-related deaths were also significant, but advancements in weaponry and tactics made battle injuries often more lethal. Overall, the combination of harsh conditions and medical shortcomings led to a staggering mortality rate.
The most US soldiers died during the American Civil War. That is because Americans were fighting on both sides.
World War II (73,000,000) and American Civil War (620,000)
Because Americans were fighting Americans, the US Civil War (1861-1865) took the most American lives, about 800,000 men. WWII took the second most at around 400,000 men; WWI about 116,000 men; Korea 33,000; Vietnam 58,000 men.
Civil war....what the **** were u doin in history
Most likely. Everyone dies, so he knew that one day, yes, he would die.
Because they knew that thier family members would most likely die
1865
loads and loads died in the American civil war
The most US soldiers died during the American Civil War. That is because Americans were fighting on both sides.
No. The most likely place to die is in the middle of a busy highway.
The US Civil War had more American casualties than any other war; hence the US President in power during the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, would have had the most troops die under his administration.
No, 620,000 people died in the American Civil War which is more than all of the other American Wars combined.
Richard Wainwright - American Civil War naval officer - died on 1862-08-10.
Most likely not.
Infection
Most likely, unless you are very very very lucky..You will most likely slip into coma and die
It was the biggest blood shed on American soil.