Cavalry - Quiz
A) Archers B) Cavalry C) Artillery D) Infantry
A) Tabinan B) Tribal irregulars C) Dakhilis D) Ahadi
A) Individual noblemen B) The central state C) The Emperor personally D) Tributary chiefs
A) Followers of individual noblemen B) Imperial bodyguards C) Tribal leaders D) Mercenaries from Europe
A) Hindus, Afghans and Turks B) Romans, Franks and Saxons C) Chinese, Japanese and Koreans D) Persians, Greeks and Mongols
A) Quality and availability increased B) Quality and availability declined C) They became better organized D) They became the dominant force
A) Scouting B) Siege defense C) Holding ground D) Shock combat
A) Longbows B) Stirrups and spurs C) Shields and spears D) Gunpowder
A) Monks B) Peasants C) Knights D) Mercenary captains
A) Religious restrictions B) Lack of training facilities C) High expense of arms, armour and horses D) Shortage of horses
A) Crécy B) Dyle C) Bremule D) Marignano
A) Pike squares B) Testudo C) Wagenburg D) Phalanx
A) Naval blockades B) Ambushes C) Knightly charge D) Wagenburg tactics
A) Pikes and shields B) Hand cannons and daggers C) Two-handed swords and poleaxes D) Longbows and crossbows
A) Diplomatic skirmishes B) Raids and sieges C) Guerrilla warfare D) Naval battles
A) Hussars B) Byzantine cataphracts C) Horse archers D) Cossack cavalry
A) Decisive battle shock B) Siege artillery C) Scouting D) Main body charges
A) Tank divisions B) Artillery crews C) Air support D) Dragoons
A) Charging the enemy on horseback B) Using fast armored cars C) Dismounting to fight as infantry D) Utilizing mounted archery
A) 1945 B) 1905 C) 1890 D) 1914
A) Armored units with tanks B) Air cavalry with drones C) Infantry regiments D) Special forces
A) Helicopters B) Light tanks C) Transport trucks D) Armored cars
A) Deciding the battle outcome B) Foraging C) Charging the main enemy body D) Heavy shock assaults
A) Lack of horses B) Lack of armor C) Lack of training D) Total battlefield firepower
A) The German word 'Reiterei' B) The French word 'cavalerie' C) The Latin word 'equus' D) The Greek word 'hippos'
A) Weapon B) Soldier C) Speed D) Horse
A) 19th century B) 17th century C) 20th century D) 18th century
A) Horses B) Ponies C) None of the above D) Camels
A) Greaves B) Helmet C) Cuirass D) Gauntlets
A) Red Army B) Royal Canadian Army C) British Expeditionary Force D) United States Army
A) Frontline shock attacks B) Heavy artillery support C) Long-range missile defense D) Ceremonial roles
A) Sintashta-Petrovka B) Roman Empire C) Mycenaean Greeks D) Assyrian Empire
A) The Sarmatians B) New Kingdom Egypt C) The Parthians D) The Caledonians
A) Britannia B) Tollense valley C) Nisaean plain D) The Eurasian Steppe
A) Shield wall B) Phalanx formation C) Scythed chariot charge D) Parthian shot
A) By holding the reins in their teeth B) Using spurs C) With primitive saddles D) Their neighbor controlled the reins
A) Reins made of chain B) Stirrups C) Saddle cloths D) Bridles
A) Nisaean plain B) The Eurasian Steppe C) Britannia D) Tollense valley
A) Bronze Age B) The Roman Republic era C) Warring States period D) Iron Age
A) 225 BC B) 84 AD C) 331 BC D) 490 BC
A) The Assyrians B) The Caledonians C) The Persians D) The Mycenaean Greeks
A) Mons Graupius B) Tollense valley C) The Eurasian Steppe D) Nisaean plain
A) Citizens who could afford expensive war-horses B) Foreign auxiliary soldiers from Persia C) The lowest class of poor laborers D) Professional mercenaries hired by the state
A) Athens B) Corinth C) Thebes D) Sparta
A) Philip II B) Alexander the Great C) Xenophon D) Pelopidas
A) Hetairoi B) Socii C) Ippiko D) Prodromoi
A) Slaves B) Equites C) Plebeians D) Foreign merchants
A) The Republic B) Allied city-states C) The soldiers themselves D) Wealthy donors
A) Julius Caesar B) Alexander the Great C) Hannibal Barca D) Philip II
A) Gauls B) Iberians C) Batavians D) Numidians
A) One-half B) One-tenth C) One-fifth D) One-third
A) The soldier received a bonus B) The soldier was promoted C) It could be withdrawn D) The horse was replaced immediately
A) Gladius B) Falchion C) Scimitar D) Spatha
A) Germanic B) Persian C) Gallic D) Egyptian
A) Parthians B) Achaemenid C) Sasanian D) Medes
A) Greek B) Parthian C) Gallic D) Scythian
A) Longbows B) Maces C) Slings D) Crossbows
A) Lack of archery B) Mobility C) Short swords D) Armor thickness
A) Vikings B) Tujue C) Kipchaks D) Xiongnu
A) Cossacks B) Tujue C) Dayuan regiments D) Han dynasty scouts
A) Tang dynasty B) Yuan dynasty C) Shang dynasty D) Jin dynasty
A) Siege towers B) Pikemen C) Navy fleets D) Chariots
A) Deep defensive trenches B) Massed missile fire by crossbowmen C) Heavy stone fortifications D) Calvary mounted lancers
A) Fergana B) The Korean peninsula C) Northern Mongolia D) The Southern Chinese coastline
A) Jin dynasty B) Han dynasty C) Yuan dynasty D) Shang dynasty
A) Gojoseon B) Goguryeo C) Goryeo D) Buyeo
A) Yemaek B) Samurai C) Jurchen D) Gaemamusa
A) Gojoseon B) Yun Kwan C) Minamoto no Yoritomo D) King Gwanggaeto the Great
A) Minamoto no Yoritomo B) Gwanggaeto the Great C) Yemaek D) Yun Kwan
A) Twelve B) Nine C) Five D) Three
A) Fire arrows B) Turnip-headed arrows C) Armor-piercing arrows D) Lancer spears
A) Minamoto no Yoritomo B) King Gwanggaeto the Great C) Kofun leaders D) Yun Kwan
A) Gaemamusa B) Yabusame C) Kasagake D) Kofun warfare
A) Lancer charge B) Hat shooting C) Turnip-headed shooting D) Armoured archery
A) Zushi Beach B) Shimogamo Shrine C) Samukawa D) Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū
A) Achaemenid B) Gupta C) Gurjara-Pratihara D) Mauryan
A) Toe-stirrups B) Horseshoes C) Saddles D) Curb bits
A) Achaemenids B) Kambojas C) Five Hordes D) Ashvakayanas
A) Alexander B) Chandragupta C) Sudakshin Kamboj D) Duryodhana
A) Ashva-yuddha-kushalah B) Parvatiya Ayudhajivinah C) Pañca-ganan D) Ashvakas
A) Gandarians B) Bahlikas C) Hunas D) Kiratas
A) 10,000 B) 20,000 C) 5,000 D) 30,000
A) Ashvakas B) Ayudhajivinah C) Yavanas D) Shrenis
A) Darius III B) Sudakshin C) Parvataka D) Raghu
A) Ramayana B) Raghu Vamsa C) Mahabharata D) Ashtadhyayi
A) Gurjara-Pratiharas B) Sakas C) Kambojas D) Yavanas
A) Gurjara-Pratihara B) Achaemenid C) Gupta D) Mauryan
A) Raghu B) Duryodhana C) Chandragupta D) Xerxes I
A) Saladin B) Zaid ibn Haritha C) Muhammad D) Khalid ibn Walid
A) October, 627 AD B) August, 636 AD C) September, 751 AD D) September, 627 AD
A) Crusader heavy knights B) Abbasid vanguard C) Mamluk guard D) Mobile guard
A) 636 AD B) 627 AD C) 1187 AD D) 751 AD
A) Razzia B) Naval blockades C) Siege warfare D) Frontal charge
A) Khalid ibn Walid B) Zaid ibn Haritha C) Saladin D) Muhammad
A) Dhu Qarad B) Razzia C) Tali'a mutaharrikah D) Mamluk
A) The Code of Chivalry B) The Ottoman Way C) Al-furusiyya D) The Berber Protocol
A) They were half B) They were triple C) They were double D) They were identical
A) Berber infantry B) Ottoman border guards C) Spanish heavy cavalry D) Safavid militant warriors
A) Sipahis B) Reiters C) Gendarmes D) Drabant
A) The flanking charge B) The phalanx formation C) The caracole D) The shield wall |
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