There were about three million soldiers fighting in the civil war, and about six hundred thousand died both in the Confederate and the Union. The most common causes of death were diseases, and being killed in action. Gunshot wounds, infections, and other wounds were also common. With these injuries, the nurses could only save the minor injured. The men in the war were fighting for what they believed in, weather to end slavery, or to defend it. The outcome of the civil war was that the union won, and slaves were freed. Many soldiers died for what they believed in and some were saved because of
There were about three million soldiers fighting in the civil war, and about six hundred thousand died both in the Confederate and the Union. The most common causes of death were diseases, and being killed in action. Gunshot wounds, infections, and other wounds were also common. With these injuries, the nurses could only save the minor injured. The men in the war were fighting for what they believed in, weather to end slavery, or to defend it. The outcome of the civil war was that the union won, and slaves were freed. Many soldiers died for what they believed in and some were saved because of