More Americans were killed in the Civil War than in all other U.S. wars combined due to the war's unprecedented scale and intensity, as well as the lack of advanced medical care and technology at the time. The conflict saw brutal battles with massive numbers of soldiers engaged, leading to high casualty rates. Additionally, diseases and poor sanitary conditions contributed significantly to the death toll, with many soldiers succumbing to illness rather than direct combat. The Civil War's deep social and political ramifications also meant that it pitted Americans against each other in a way that intensified the conflict's lethality.
620,000 soldiers died , more Americans than in all other US wars combined
It is generally recognized that the Civil War deaths were above those of World War II and may exceed those of all other United States wars combined. At least 618,000 soldiers were killed in battle or died of wounds, disease, etc. Many Confederate losses were never reported as records were destroyed and the Confederate forces included many informal groups that did not keep records. Also, those that died after the end of the war of battle-related injuries are not included in the reported totals.
Approximately 180,000 African Americans comprising 163 units served in the Union Army during the Civil War, and many more African Americans served in the Union Navy. Both free Africans Americans and ... The Black Civil WarSoldiers of Illinois: .
I think about 200,000.There maybe more.
Christopher Columbus killed many many Native Americans. Europeans also killed many by bringing diseases to america. They (the British and europeans) were sick people, and very greedy, which is why there are very little Native Americans left.
The biggest number of American soldiers killed was during the American civil war. more Americans were killed then then in every other war combined.
If you mean what war had the most US casualties is was the Civil War, over 700,000. More than other wars that have happened since combined.
Since Americans were killing Americans, it was the US Civil War (aka American Civil War).
It pitted Americans against Americans; more Americans were killed in the Civil War than in WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam combined; Five future US Presidents served as soldiers during the war; the Civil War is considered the first "modern war"; Abraham Lincoln was the first US President to be assassinated; most land battles took place on ground between the two capitals- Washington and Richmond.
This is a fine example of a declarative sentence. An interrogative sentence would be formed more in a fashion like, "Are more Americans killed in motor vehicles than all the wars combined?" This is the type of sentence used when asking a question. The person being spoken to recognizes it as a question, and then replies in turn.
620,000 soldiers died , more Americans than in all other US wars combined
It is estimated that the number of Americans who were killed during the Civil War were 620,000. Many more have died in other wars and conflicts.
During the American Civil War, more than 620,000 Americans died, more than all other wars combined!
The war between the states (The Civil War) killed more U.S. citizens than all other wars combined.
About as much toes and fingers of 100 people.
maybe because they were meaner. I dont know
More Americans died in the Civil War (625,000) than in any other war in history. In fact, more died in the Civil War than in WWII (405,399), WWI (116,516), Vietnam (58,151) and Korea (36,516) COMBINED.