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

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

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How many people fought in the south during the civil war?
a total of 4.1million people
How many people lived in the south during the civil war?
Nine million, of whom about three million were slaves and another half million free blacks. Twenty-one million lived in the north.
How many white people were killed during the Civil War?
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....
How many people were killed in the Civil War?
618,000
How many were killed in the Civil War?
About 600,000. about 680,000 soilders civilians and slaves where killed during the bloody civil warMilitary death estimates are between 618,000 and 700,000 due to battle wounds and disease,...