It is estimated that around 620,000 soldiers died in the U.S. Civil War. Professor David Hacker says that the number is higher. He has done research on both sides and says that it was 750,00. He says that if the war was fought today, the toll would be 6.2 million. Many of the deaths were due to injuries later on. Disease, not actually combat deaths and injuries, caused about 2/3 of the deaths. He says: "Even if the number of war dead was 'only' 620,000, that still created a huge impact, especially in the South, and a figure of 750,000 makes that impact-and the demographic shadow it threw on the next two generations of Americans-just that much greater."
642,000 total. The numbers change depending on the how the numbers are counted. Some historians count only those who died on the field while others count field deaths and those who died as a result of wounds from battle.
620,000 - more from disease than from enemy action.
Yes. Because it brought terror to the whole world and most people died.
1.3 million served, 50,000 died
It depend which civil war you are referring to.
No the war ended on April 9 and Lincoln died on April 15 -correction. Technically the Civil War ended on May 10,1865, the day Confederate president Jefferson Davis was captured. On that day Andrew Johnson (the new president after Abraham Lincoln) declared the war officially over.
There were many different attitudes about the civil war, and many people had changing beliefs about the war. In both the South and North, people often felt patriotic and felt it was a battle for survival (more so down south). Many people were opposed to war from the start. Some families had members fighting on both sides, which created a mixed feeling about the war. As the war dragged on though, more and more people wanted it to end (this tends to happen a lot in wars).
Over 618,000.
no! Hundreds of billions of people worldwide have lived since the end of the Civil War in 1865.
Everyone except for the people who escaped at the end.
people in the civil was fighting to end slavery
Out of all the people that fought 10 per cent of them died, and Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by a Southerner.
The American Civil War takes first place. During that war, 600 people died each day (on average) and by the end about 625,000 people had died. That was 2% of the entire US population.
It's estimated that 1.6 million people died at Auschwitz.
Many people were on the NORTHS side because they all wanted slavery to end because when Abraham Lincoln was alive, they wanted to follow him
describes the lives of many Georgian civilians towards the end of the Civil War?
Many slaves had served in the Civil War. There were about 4 million slaves under bondage by the end of the Civil War.
Over 700,000 people died and 2,721 New Zealanders died and 4,725 were wounded.
No,William Tecumseh Sherman died in 1891, 26 years after the end of the Civil War.