At the Battle of Panipat in 1526, Babur's Army Had

question 16

Multiple Choice

At the battle of Panipat in 1526, Babur's army had the advantage of:

• A) The new military technologies of matchlock muskets and field cannon.
• B) Vast numerical superiority.
• C) 1000 war elephants that had been trained for battle conditions.
• D) Afghan tribal chiefs who had a fearsome reputation for brutality.

Learn about cultural competency skills and their application in global business communications.

Recognize the impact of communication technology in the workplace and how it complements traditional communication methods.

Understand different types of molecular interactions and bonds.

Comprehend the properties of water and their implications in nature.

---

Definitions:

Drive-Reduction Theory

A theory that explains motivation as being based on the goal of eliminating uncomfortable states.

Clark Hull

An American psychologist known for his drive reduction theory, which suggests that human motivation arises from the desire to reduce drives like hunger or thirst.

State Of Arousal

A condition of the nervous system characterized by heightened sensory awareness and readiness for action.

Primary Drives

Basic, innate motivations that are essential for survival, such as hunger, thirst, and the need for sleep.