All of the Following Are True of the Eighteenth-Century Warfare

question 48

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of the eighteenth-century warfare except:

• A) it rarely involved fighting for national causes.
• B) the cumbersome system of supply frequently immobilized armies.
• C) peace treaties were negotiated, not imposed.
• D) generals strove to encircle and annihilate their opponents.

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Definitions:

EDI System

Electronic Data Interchange system, allowing the structured transmission of data between organizations electronically.

Supply Chain

The entire network of entities, directly or indirectly interlinked and interdependent, involved in serving the same consumer or customer.

Power

A situation that occurs in a marketing channel in which one member has the means or ability to have control over the actions of another member in a channel at a different level of distribution, such as if a retailer has power or control over a supplier.

Pallets

Wooden, plastic, or metal platforms used to store and transport goods in a stackable form.