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