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What was a common weapon in the Medieval Times?
An axe or a spear were possibly most common.
What was the role of a swordsman in the Medieval Times?
There was no such thing as a swordsman in medieval times, although most knights carried a sword. This was essentially a last resort weapon and could not be used for "fencing" - it was usually designed for slashing and cutting. A knight also carried a shield, making the sword a single-hand weapon during most of the period. The main weapon for both knights and infantry (serjantz) was a spear or one of its derivatives . This had the advantage of keeping the enemy at more than arm's length away, reducing the risk of injury to oneself; using the sword or other close-combat weapon increased this risk because the enemy must automatically be closer. In the immediate post-medieval Renaissance era the sword became a much more widely-used weapon, with fencing schools starting up and mercenary troops such as Condotierri using almost entirely crossbows, swords and firerams.
What is the most famous piece of medieval art?
The most famous medieval art work is the monalisa
What was a decisive strategic maneuver that turned the tide in favor of the Allies in Europe?
The Allied landings of D-Day were the most decisive strategic event in turning the tide in favour of the Allies.
Which was the most decisive war that marked the initiation of British rule in India?
Battle of Plassey
Which method of resolving conflict is most affective least decisive and the preferred method of reaching agreements?
mediation
What was a common weapon in the Medieval Times?
An axe or a spear were possibly most common.
How was gas used as a biological weapon in World War 1?
The most common method was with artillery.It is NOT a biological weapon, it is a chemical weapon.
What are the comparative and superlative of decisive?
more decisive, most decisive
What is the most likely method of deliverying a chemical weapon against an airbase?
Tactical Ballistic Missle
What was the role of a swordsman in the Medieval Times?
There was no such thing as a swordsman in medieval times, although most knights carried a sword. This was essentially a last resort weapon and could not be used for "fencing" - it was usually designed for slashing and cutting. A knight also carried a shield, making the sword a single-hand weapon during most of the period. The main weapon for both knights and infantry (serjantz) was a spear or one of its derivatives . This had the advantage of keeping the enemy at more than arm's length away, reducing the risk of injury to oneself; using the sword or other close-combat weapon increased this risk because the enemy must automatically be closer. In the immediate post-medieval Renaissance era the sword became a much more widely-used weapon, with fencing schools starting up and mercenary troops such as Condotierri using almost entirely crossbows, swords and firerams.
What was the union's most powerful weapon?
The labor union's most powerful weapon is the strike.
Can Omega Weapon kill Ruby Weapon?
Most likely.
What war brought the most decisive gain for Britain1689-1738?
Waterloo
What battle in the pacificwas the most decisive naval action?
It was the Battle of Midway.
What is the most famous piece of medieval art?
The most famous medieval art work is the monalisa
What country do we find most medieval music from?
I believe we find the most medieval music from Italy.
