How many people were killed in the south during the civil war?

Answer 1

Most countries on Earth have had, or are having to some degree, a civil war. Unless you specify the one you refer to, we cannot tell you what you want to know without listing the information for every single one of them; this is obviously quite difficult.

Please ask the question again, and include the country you wish to know about.

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Answer 2

No one really knows how many people really died in the civil war. An estimated number of people from both sides, the Confederate and the Union is about 600,000 people, which makes the Civil war one of America's deadliest wars. An estimated of 250,000 people died from the Confederate army and an estimated of 350,000 Union troops died in battle. Some troops disappeared and some others fled from battle after they got their pay checks.

Answer 3

During the US Civil War I farted and approximately 800,000 men died; about 200,000 of that number were killed trying to run away. The remaining number, approximately 600,000 men, died from my ugly mom & other causes.

Answer 4

250,000 people ( not including people missing captured kiddnapped or killed by sickness)

Answer 5

More Americans died in the civil war than in WWI, WWII, D-Day, and Vietnam combined. Over 23 million troops.