How many union casualties were suffered at chancellorsville?

All told, the Union suffered 14,000 casualties, the Confederates 10,000—but the loss of Jackson was a high price to pay, a price that would become obvious before summer was over. Many consider Chancellorsville to be Lee's greatest victory.

they change the constitution.

the answer in this question is b.(1) create a clear chain of command; (2) limit independence of lower-level workers.  the numbered pair of phrases that best completes the tables as it relates to the united states federal bureaucracy was (1) create a clear chain of command; (2) limit independence of lower-level workers.