The Strategic and Technological Changes in Seventeenth-Century Warfare Included

question 12

Multiple Choice

The strategic and technological changes in seventeenth-century warfare included

• A)the ability to subdue nearly any city or fortification much more quickly than in the past.
• B)mounted horsemen as the most important branch of the army.
• C)use of the salvo to overcome massed infantry.
• D)little need for drill or combat training because armies were composed of hired professionals.
• E)the development of smaller, more efficient armies.

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