25 minutes Group or class activities Bar chart The estimated total number of military and civilian casualties in WW1 was over 37 million with 16 million deaths and over 20 million wounded. The Entente powers (also known as Allies) lost about 6 million the Central powers lost about 4 million, 2 million people died from diseases and 6 million people went missing presumed dead. Represent all or some of the following statistics in a bar graph this – shows the military deaths (from all causes) in the majority of the Countries involved in the First World War. The information is taken from Entente Powers (Allies) Australia 59,330 – Canada 56,639 – India 64,449 – New Zealand 16,711 – Newfoundland 1,204 – South Africa 7,121 – United Kingdom 702,917 – Belgium 13,716 – France 1,357,000 – Greece 5,000 – Italy 460,000 – Empire of Japan 300 – Montenegro 3,000 – Portugal 7,222 – Romania 250,000 – Russian Empire 1,700,000 – Serbia 45,000 – United States 116,708 –
25 minutes Group or class activities Bar chart The estimated total number of military and civilian casualties in WW1 was over 37 million with 16 million deaths and over 20 million wounded. The Entente powers (also known as Allies) lost about 6 million the Central powers lost about 4 million, 2 million people died from diseases and 6 million people went missing presumed dead. Represent all or some of the following statistics in a bar graph – this shows the military deaths (from all causes) in the majority of the Countries involved in the First World War. The information is taken from Entente Powers (Allies) Australia – 59,330 Canada – 56,639 India – 64,449 New Zealand – 16,711 Newfoundland – 1,204 South Africa – 7,121 United Kingdom – 702,917 Belgium – 13,716 France – 1,357,000 Greece – 5,000 Italy – 460,000 Empire of Japan – 300 Montenegro – 3,000 Portugal – 7,222 Romania – 250,000 Russian Empire – 1,700,000 Serbia – 45,000 United States – 116,708
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