After the Hundred Years' War, the Most Important Element in Battles

question 24

Multiple Choice

After the Hundred Years' War, the most important element in battles would become

• A) the longbow, which kept combatants at a greater distance from each other.
• B) the cavalry, which could maneuver better than other fighting units.
• C) the element of surprise, which would lead to preemptive strikes.
• D) hand to hand combat, resulting in more aftereffects among the survivors.
• E) the infantry, due to the fact that individuals could forage off the land if necessary.

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