The majority of American soldiers in the Spanish-American war died from

A) roadside bombs.
B) sniper attacks.
C) food poisoning and disease.
D) friendly fire.

Roadside Bombs

Explosive devices placed or buried along roads and detonated, usually remotely, to destroy or damage military or civilian vehicles; commonly used in guerrilla warfare and terrorist attacks.

Sniper Attacks

Involves shooting targets from concealed positions or distances exceeding the target's detection capabilities, often associated with military and law enforcement scenarios.