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Knights engaged in combat on the battlefield by using a combination of weapons, armor, and strategic tactics. They would typically charge at their opponents on horseback, using weapons such as swords, lances, and maces to strike and defeat them. Knights also relied on their armor for protection, which included helmets, chainmail, and plate armor. Additionally, they would use shields to deflect enemy attacks and employ tactics such as flanking and coordinated formations to gain an advantage in battle.
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What Battlefield was figured in both the civil war and Revolutionary war?
The Battlefield of Yorktown, which saw the defeat of British General Lord Cornwallis in 1781, the onset of McClellan's' Peninsular Campaign and the seize of Yorktown on May 4, 1862.
What does jousting mean?
A jousting tournament was an activity that was done by knights back in the middle ages. Every so often, the king and queen of wherever they were would host a series of events during a festival not only for the viewer's entertainment, but also to help the knights to keep in shape and to test their strength so they would be more prepared for battle. As in my encyclopedia: 'TOURNAMENTS and JOUSTING' "Tournaments began in France in the middle of the 11th century as peacetime training exercises for knights. They soon developed into major events with elaborate rules. Big groups of knights fought fierce mock battles over large areas of land, and losing side paid ransom or lost possessions. In the 13th century, tournaments became more organized and took place in a single field. Here, just two knights jousted, or fought with blunt weapons. Later, tilting replaced jousting. The knights used lances to knock their rivals to the ground in order to win." "Even though lances used in jousting and tilting had blunt tips, a fall from horseback (which meant defeat) often injured the knight." The term 'joust' as in my dictionary: 1-joust- 1a: to fight on horseback as a knight or man-at-arms. 1b: to engage in combat with lances on horseback. 2: to engage in personal combat or competition. 2-joust- 1a: a combat on horseback between two knights with lances especially as part of a tournament. 1b: tournament. 2: a personal combat or competition; struggle.
How might gunpowder have changed which weapons were used on medieval battlefield?
Europeans also took advantage of the new gunpowder weapons. gunpowder technology came from china, but Europeans developed the technology into a major instrument of war. For instance, cannon fire could break down castle walls and rip through knights armor. These new weapons could easily defeat knights. Over the next 300 years, the nature of warfare would change dramatically.
What did Napoleon do to make artillery more usable on the battlefield?
he would spresd out his forces, then as the rival also spread out their forces he would quickly concentrate his forces again and defeat the weakest part of the enemy line.
What do napoleon do to make artillery more usable on the battlefield?
he would spresd out his forces, then as the rival also spread out their forces he would quickly concentrate his forces again and defeat the weakest part of the enemy line.
What was medieval knight fighting style?
Medieval knights were trained in various fighting styles, including mounted combat with weapons such as swords, lances, and maces, as well as hand-to-hand combat with shields and armor. They typically used techniques like thrusting, slashing, and grappling to defeat their opponents in battle. Knights were skilled in the art of swordsmanship and practiced diligently to improve their combat abilities.
How do you defeat the knights on Astro Knights Island?
You don't defeat knights, you talk to them and they'll give you a weapon to defeat a beast. (On the jungle planet, find the Laser Lance down in the plants before you meet Sir Cador.)
Can Knights of round defeat Ultimecia?
no
Why did popularity of using knights in battle declineby the 1400s?
Battles like Agincourt proved that knights were not best troop you can have on battlefield, knights were often impetuous and this was not always an advantage, a standing army defending a strategic position proved to be much more effective than a cavalry charge, much more strategys to defeat heavy cavalry of knights were developed and knights were always less effective, another reasons are the expenditure on knights wages, maintenance, rewards..etc
What makes a creature with indestructible deathtouch such a formidable force on the battlefield?
A creature with indestructible deathtouch is powerful because it cannot be destroyed by normal means and can kill any other creature it touches, regardless of its size or strength. This makes it a formidable force on the battlefield as it can easily take out multiple opponents and is difficult to defeat.
Give you a sentence for the word defeat?
The great boxer was able to defeat all his opponents in the ring.
Can the summon Knights of round defeat Kefka?
Definetely.
Can Knights of round defeat Omega Weapon?
Yes.
How do you use opponents in sentence?
My opponent have defeat me in the match when i was not pay districed
When can a proposal legislation be defeated by opponents?
A proposed legislation can be defeated by opponents when it is brought before the house for debate. When there is no unanimous agreement, there can be a vote out of which opponents can defeat the legislation if they outnumber the proponents.
Can the summon Knights of round defeat Ultimecia and Griever?
Yes.
Can Knights of round summon defeat Omega Weapon?
Yes.
