How did the invention of the Mimie ball impact the fighting and number of casualties (a person that cannot fight anymore) during the Civil War? How does the number of casualties compare with other American wars?

Explanation:

Soldiers armed with a minié-loaded rifle could hide behind trees or blockades and take down approaching forces before they could get close enough to cause any damage

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soft lead of the minié ball caused the ball to flatten out upon hitting its target, and when the target was a human body, the bullet shattered bones and destroyed tissue in catastrophic ways. The increasingly grisly damage of the minie ball led to the high number of amputations performed at Civil War hospitals.

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