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The death toll in the American Civil War wasA) far greater than that of any other American warB) second only to the U.S. dead in World War IIC) moderately high; about equal to that of the Vietnam WarD) higher than that of the Revolutionary War but still moderately lowE) small in comparison with previous wars
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