Answer:
American losses in World War I were modest compared to those of other belligerents, with 116,516 deaths and approximately 320,000 sick and wounded of the 4.7 million men who served. The USA lost more personnel to disease (63,114) than to combat (53,402), largely due to the influenza epidemic of 1918.
Adena and Hopewell tribes
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there is no ideological "message" in this novel. Steinbeck describes Zeitgeist of the 1930s, spirit of time immediately after the Great Depression. At the same time we can see one of the crucial characteristic of American cultures - strong and still persistent characteristic of migration within the country (in the case of Oklahoma to California) which is something not so strong in other big countries (Russia, China, Brazil). The same feature of America is present in a beatnik writer, Jack Kerouak.
Explanation:
I hope this helps, I don't know much on the topic
Based on the statement above, the best answer for this question
would be:
B) the confederates suffered
a huge loss of life and they lost hope that they would gain in the
support of foreign countries
With the worst event that had happened, this WAS ABOUT TO BE
THE TURNING POINT OF THE Civil War in history.
