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About how many casualties were there at the Battle of Gettysburg? A. close to 1,000 wounded or killed B. close to 5,000 wounded or killed C. close to 10,000 wounded or killed D. close to 50,000 wounded
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About how many casualties were there at the Battle of Gettysburg?

A. close to 1,000 wounded or killed
B. close to 5,000 wounded or killed
C. close to 10,000 wounded or killed
D. close to 50,000 wounded or killed

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The Battle of Gettysburg had close to 50,000 casualties or deaths.
So D is correct.
User Martin Barth
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D. close to 50,000 wounded or killed
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