Almost all the men who died in either army were white. Numbers in the Civil War defy exactness, but the best figures show that a total of 620,000 men died; 360,000 Yankees and 260,000 Rebels. Somewhere over 100,000 black men served in the northern armies, and according to the official figures of the US Army, 1800 of them died. That's about one-half of one per cent of the total Union dead.
Figures for non-military deaths are much more elusive.
Simo Häyhä, had a record high 505 confirmed kills in world war 2. he was nicknamed The White Death
One of the more painful costs of Confederate defeat was that 18,000 to 21,000 men, or one of every fourteen white South Carolinians, had been killed or mortally wounded or had died from disease.
Of the white males who were between the ages of 13 and 43 in 1830, 8 percent of them died in the Civil War. Of those 8 percent, the number of white males from the South that died was three times higher than the number from the North.
got killed All the slaves in the Southern states were freed and became American citizens. The Northern slave states soon had to free their slaves also after the civil war. The slaves became equals to the white people with a few attitude tweaks and a couple amendments!
poor white southerners, plantation owners, and black southerners