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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The French Revolution and Napolean Bonaparte.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which great Persian military leader is credited with introducing military strategy to Europe?
(a) Reza Shah.
(b) Pompey.
(c) Darius.
(d) Hannibal.

2. What factor aided Napoleon in his ascent to become ruler of a united France?
(a) Unrest in occupied territories.
(b) Popular support for a new form of government.
(c) Strong economic growth.
(d) Rapid militarization.

3. Marlborough was notable for his use of what stratagems?
(a) Indirect manuevers.
(b) Tactical withdrawls.
(c) Concentrated fire.
(d) Bold frontal attacks.

4. Some of Fabius' tactics could be compared to what kind of modern warfare?
(a) Infiltration doctrine.
(b) Blitzkreig.
(c) Scorched-earth policy.
(d) Guerilla warfare.

5. During William of Normandy's time, what was the state of military strategy?
(a) It was improving greatly.
(b) It was almost totally forgotten.
(c) It was in decline.
(d) It was unpopular for being unchivalrous.

Short Answer Questions

1. What disadvantage can the use of "picked troops" offset?

2. The Germanic Vandals in North Africa depended on what activity for their wealth?

3. According to the author, what nation first employed military strategy in Europe?

4. A "pincer movement" involves what kind of strategic maneuver?

5. William's ally attacked England from which direction?

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