What contributed to the high casualty count during the Civil War? A. disease and advanced weapons B. animal attacks in the wilderness C. European invasions D. Lack of training

What contributed to the high casualty count during the Civil War? A. disease and advanced weapons B. animal attacks in the wilderness C. European invasions D. Lack of training

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