Loss of american life during the civil war was greater than in a. the mexican-american war b. world war l c. world war ll d. all of the above

The answer is D - all of the above

About 625,000 men died in the Civil War. That’s more Americans than died in both World Wars, Korea, and Vietnam combined.
and only 379 soldiers were killed during the Spanish American war

  D. All of the above

Explanation:   American losses during the Civil War outweigh all other losses in relation to all the other wars mentioned. Namely, during the civil war, about 620,000 people lost their lives, while in the WWI 116 516 people died, more than a half due to illness, not on the battlefield. During the WWII, the number of casualties was slightly more than 400 000, while during the Mexican American War this number was 13 283.

Fuel shortages have brought the country to a standstill. ... Venezuela's colossal oil sector, which shaped the country and the international energy market for a century, has come to a near halt, with production reduced to a trickle by years of gross mismanagement and American sanctions

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