<span>C. 40 million+ people died in the European theater of World War II.
Death toll totals for World War II are debated somewhat, and have some ranges within which estimates occur. Using figures provided by the National World War II Museum, the death count in the European theater of the war (both military and civilian deaths) totaled between 41 and 45 million people. The Soviet Union bore the heaviest casualty count, with 24 million who died. The Holocaust, which Germany carried out against Jews and others, is another dreadful part of the death count in Europe.
And then there was the Asian-Pacific theater of war as well. About 20 million Chinese persons and 3 million Japanese persons lost their lives in World War II.
Worldwide in the horrific conflict between nations that was World War II, there were approximately 15 million battle deaths (plus another 25 million wounded), and 45 million civilian deaths.</span>
Answer: Appomattox matched with General Robert E Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant
Manassas matched with First battle with heavy casualties
Gettysburg matched with Turned the tide of the war in the North's favor.
Fort Sumter matched with Where the Civil War began
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The League of Nations was weakened by it because the founder of the League (President Woodrow Wilson) was American, and his own country wouldnt join it. The League's power was called into question, and their military strength was made significantly weaker. Their only peacemaking strategy was through economic sanctions (so they really didn't have much power at all over other nations). Basically, it was because other nations that had played significant roles in the first world war refused to join/weren't allowed to join the League (ex. Germany and Russia) that led to its demise.
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