The answer is A, General Lee's surrender in the Appomattox courthouse when his men were surrounded. <span>The </span>Battle of Appomattox Court House<span>, which was fought on the morning of April 9, 1865, was one of the last battles of the American Civil War</span><span>. It was the final engagement of Confederate Army G</span><span>eneral Robert E. Lee'</span><span>s Army of Northern Virginia </span><span>before it surrendered to the Union Army</span><span> commandeered by Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. After the ten month long siege of Petersburg in the Confederate capital of Richmond Virginia, Lee abandoned the capital in the hopes of joining Confederate forces in North Carolina. Union forces pursued the retreating army and cut them off at the Appomattox Court House. Upon being surrounded and realizing that he had no other choice, Lee surrendered. This marked the end of the Civil War. </span>
Answer:
More soldiers died than in any previous war.
Explanation:
During the world war 1, Military's all across the world have implemented technologies such as Automatic rifles, aircraft that can drop bombs in a large radius, and tanks. These technologies was started to be used in early 1900s and caused approximately around 40 million deaths during world war 1. This number is only surprised by World War 2 which almost doubled the victims of world war 1..
For comparisons, American civil war occurred in late 1860s and soldiers still used single rifles during that war. The death toll on that war was around 650,000.
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1) These societies were so involved with violent civil wars that there was little time for cultural development.
2) Natural geographic barriers prevented major cultural development in these civilizations.
3) These African civilizations were entirely self-sufficient and discouraged trade with other areas.
4) Africans established thriving civilizations long before European colonization.
The answer is 2.
The phrase was <span>"The great arsenal of democracy" </span>
