About 625k Americans died in the Civil War, this was the war that killed more Americans than any other! Most Americans died from disease being that doctors couldn’t really do anything to help them and, around 50k would die in prison camps the deadliest being Camp Sumpter located in Georgia.
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A flow of rock and ash followed, collapsing roofs and walls and burying the dead. Much of what we know about the eruption comes from an account by Pliny the Younger, who was staying west along the Bay of Naples when Vesuvius exploded.
I'm not so sure about this topic but hopefully this helps.
Terrible
There was no Wifi, no AC, no popcorn, no instagram...
Haha just kidding. But seriously, it probably was terrible. 1066 was during the middle of the Dark Ages, and for a Jew/Muslim, it was the age of the first "Holocaust" or genocide of their people. 1066 was when Jews/Muslims were living peacefully in Jerusalem, and in 1096 Europe decided to kill them all...
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Correct answer is Saint Bartholomew massacre.
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Last option is correct as it is only event in which these two countries were not involved. This refers to event in France, when French protestants (Huguenots) were killed during the day of Saint Bartholomew.
All other options are connected with the conflict between these two countries. Drake was the admiral that defeated Spaniards, Mary Stuart was a Catholic ruler of Scotland, while Dutch provinces were part of Spain, and they rebelled against Philip II.
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