Warfare Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 4 times?

A

Middle Ages
Early Modern
Industrial Revolution
20th Century

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2
Q

What weapons did they use in Medievel Warfare?

A

Warhammer
Dagger
Axe (Battle)
Mace
Bow and arrow (longbow & crossbow)
Sword
Spear

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3
Q

What is the infantry?

A

Soldiers that fight on foot, for example, spearmen, archers, and longbow mens

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4
Q

What is the cavalry?

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Soldiers who fought on horses, for example, knights

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5
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What types of recruitment was there in the Middle Ages

A

Feudal summons
General summons
Local sherrifs

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6
Q

When was the Battle of Falkirk?

A

1298

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7
Q

When was the Battle of Agincourt?

A

1415

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What weapons did they use in the Early Modern?

A

Matchlock musket
Flintlock muskets
Pistols
Cannons
Swords

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9
Q

What new ways of recruitment did they use to recruit soldiers?

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Propoganda (posters or persuading by talking)
The New Model Army (gave hope to the future of the army, being provided food and shelter)

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10
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What is the ‘Self-Denying Oridnance’?

A

To remove incompetent leaders from Parliaments armies

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11
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How did warfare change in Industrial Britain?

A

They had factories and improved weapons (guns)
Bayonet and red tunics were also used
Knapsack and brown bess muskets were new and weren’t used before

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12
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When was the Battle of Waterloo?

A

1815

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13
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What new ways did they recruit soldiers in the Industrial Age?

A

Positions were bought by parents in exchange of money(many officers bought commissionns for the status, lifestyle and long-term income0

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14
Q

When was the Battle of Balaclava?

A

1854

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15
Q

What was one of the reforms that took place AFTER 1850?

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Abolition of bounty money (being paid upfront when joining the army)

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16
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What weapons were used in the Early Modern which weren’t used in the Middle Ages

A

Matchlock and flintlock muskets
Pistols

17
Q

What ways can a person be recruited in the Modern Era

A

Volunteering
Propaganda
Forced to go to war

18
Q

What effects did war have on civilians in the Middle Ages

A

Civilians become soldiers, however they have no experience with guns
Paying for war (taxation)

19
Q

What ways did science and technology help in the Early Modern

A

Increased use of gunpowder weapons (canons and guns)
Technology improved the effectiveness of muskets

20
Q

What ways were people recruited in the Middle Ages

A

Feudal summons
General summons
Sheriffs would go around villages and force them to join, however some people got away with it by paying the sheriff

21
Q

What effects did war have on civilians in the Modern Era

A

Food shortages (rations)
Children were taken away to safety, children taken from families and put into country side as it was less of a target that the cities
Use of nuclear weapons destroyed houses and businesses