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QUESTION
1
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an
advantage
of
Napoleon's
model
for
the...
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QUESTION
1
|dentify
an
advantage
of
Napoleon's
model
for
the
operational
employment
of
corps.
A.Each
corps
would
move
along
a
separate
route,
strong
enough
to
defend
itself
for
one
day.
B.All
corps
would
move
along
the
same
route,
consolidating
power
in
once
spot.
C.Corps
were
able
to
travel
more
quickly
cross
country
than
they
were
using
existing
road
QUESTION
2
|dentify
the
correct
statement
regarding
Moltke's
operational
and
strategic
approach
to
war.
A.Moltke
understood
the
need
for
short
and
decisive
campaigns.
B.Moltke
sought
protracted
conflict
to
expand
Prussia's
borders.
QUESTION
3
|dentify
the
correct
statement
about
the
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
as
described
by
Dennis
Showalter.
A.The
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
was
short-lived.
By
the
mid-1870s,
every
major
continental
army
had
some
adaptation
of
the
needle
gun and
railroad
system.
B.The
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
was
long-lived
and
hard
to
copy.
Most
European
countries
were
not
able
to
adapt
the
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
until
1914.
C.Prussia
experienced
a
military
revolution
(MR),
not
a
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA).
QUESTION
4
Which
was
a
revolutionary
development
in
the
transportation
infrastructure
in
19th
century
Europe?
DISA
A.The
autobahn,
a
network
of
express
highways
that
enhanced
movement
of
troops
and
supplies
B.Railroads,
which
made
it
possible
to
mobilize
quickly,
giving
a
better
organized
and
managed
army
the
ability
to
steal
a
march
on
the
opposing
force
C.Canals
and
other
waterway
advancements,
which
significantly
increased
the
locations
that
could
be
accessed
by
water
QUESTION
5
|dentify
the
correct
statement
about
railroads
as
described
by
Dennis
Showalter.
A.Railroads
were
never
part
of
a
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA).
They
were
part
of
an
improved
transportation
system,
but
they
had
little
impact
on
the
military.
B.Railroads
were
the
largest
element
of
the
Prussian
military
revolution
(MR).
They
forever
changed
movement
and
maneuver
and
were
a
military
revolution
(MR)
in
and
of
themselves.
C.Railroads
only
became
part
of
a
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
in
1857,
when
Helmuth
von
Moltke
became
chief
of
staff.
QUESTION
6
What
was
a
disadvantage
of
the
Dreyse
needle
gun?
A.The
gun
was
not
easily
loadable
while
lying
down.
B.The
gun
had
mechanical
problems,
particularly
powder
residue
in
the
breech.
C.The
gun
had
a
faster
rate
of
fire
but
poor
accuracy.
QUESTION
7
Which
of
the
following
was
a
problem
Germany
encountered
during
the
siege
of
Paris?
A.Long
lines
of
communication
B.Severe
deficit
in
manpower
C.Complacency
regarding
military
ambitions
QUESTION
8
Which
of
the
following
was
an
initial
problem
the
Prussian
military
experienced
using
rail?
A.Loading
and
scheduling
were
extemporized
due
to
lack
of
planning.
B.Mechanical
difficulties
kept
the
rail
system
from
running
at
full
potential.
C.Explosives
and
other
supplies
could
not
be
safely
transported
by
rail.
QUESTION
9
By
1840
the
Prussian
military
had
ordered
Dreyse
needle
guns.
A.20,000
B.60,000
C125,000
QUESTION
10
Which
statement
is
correct
regarding
German
strategic
mobilization?
A.Like
the
French,
the
German's
relied
on
solely
a
professional
army.
B.The
strategic
use
of
waterways
allowed
for
mobilization
of
forces
and
supplies
to
the
frontiers.
C.By
1870,
Prussia
could
put
a
half-million-man
army
in
an
assembly
area
within
two
weeks.
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1.
B.
All
corps
would
move
along
the
same
route,
consolidating
power
in
once
spot.
2.
A.
Moltke
understood
the
need
for
short
and
decisive
campaigns.
3.
A.
The
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
was
short-lived.
By
the
mid-
1870s,
every
major
continental
army
had
some
adaptation
of
the
needle
gun
and
railroad
system.
4.
B.
Railroads,
which
made
it
possible
to
mobilize
quickly,
giving
a
better
organized
and
managed
army
the
ability
to
steal
a
march
on
the
opposing
force.
5.
B.
Railroads
were
the
largest
element
of
the
Prussian
military
revolution
(MR).
They
forever
changed
movement
and
maneuver
and
were
a
military
revolution
(MR)
in
and
of
themselves.
6.
B.
The
gun
had
mechanical
problems,
particularly
powder
residue
in
the
breech.
7.
B.
Severe
deficit
in
manpower.
8.
B.
Mechanical
difficulties
kept
the
rail
system
from
running
at
full
potential.
9.
B.
60,000.
10.
C.
By
1870,
Prussia
could
put
a
half-million-man
army
in
an
assembly
area
within
two
weeks.
Kindly
check
below
on
the
explanation.
Step-by-step
explanation
1.
An
advantage
of
Napoleon's
model
for
the
operational
employment
of
corps
is
that;
all
corps
would
move
along
the
same
route,
consolidating
power
in
once
spot.
2.
The
correct
statement
regarding
Moltke's
operational
and
strategic
approach
to
war
is
that;
Moltke
understood
the
need
for
short
and
decisive
campaigns.
3.
The
correct
statement
about
the
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
(RMA)
as
described
by
Dennis
Showalter
is
that;
the
Prussian
revolution
in
military
affairs
DISA
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(RMA)
was
short-lived.
By
the
mid-1870s,
every
major
continental
army
had
some
adaptation
of
the
needle
gun
and
railroad
system.
4.
A
revolutionary
development
in
the
transportation
infrastructure
in
19th
century
Europe
was;
railroads,
which
made
it
possible
to
mobilize
quickly,
giving
a
better
organized
and
managed
army
the
ability
to
steal
a
march
on
the
opposing
force.
5.
The
correct
statement
about
railroads
as
described
by
Dennis
Showalter
is
that;
railroads
were
the
largest
element
of
the
Prussian
military
revolution
(MR).
They
forever
changed
movement
and
maneuver
and
were
a
military
revolution
(MR)
in
and
of
themselves.
6.
A
disadvantage
of
the
Dreyse
needle
gun
was
that;
the
gun
had
mechanical
problems,
particularly
powder
residue
in
the
breech.
7.
Severe
deficit
in
manpower
was
a
problem
that
Germany
encountered
during
the
siege
of
Paris.
8.
Mechanical
difficulties
kept
the
rail
system
from
running
at
full
potential;
was
an
initial
problem
the
Prussian
military
experienced
using
ralil.
9.
By
1840
the
Prussian
military
had
ordered
60,000
Dreyse
needle
guns.
10.
By
1870,
Prussia
could
put
a
half-million-man
army
in
an
assembly
area
within
two
weeks;
is
the
correct
statement
regarding
German
strategic
mobilization.
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