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Gunpowder and Artillery
By: Trevor Pacek
Photo by
RW Sinclair
2.
Advancements
Gunpowder was invented around 1040.
In china rockets, fireworks, and other weapons were being launched.
This led to William Congreve developing rockets to use in war.
Launching tubes were developed to improve accuracy.
Photo by
RW Sinclair
3.
howitzer
It was made in the seventeenth century by English and Dutch armies.
It was used to fire explosive shells in a high arc.
It was intended to hit a distance target.
It looked much like the picture on the background.
Photo by
RW Sinclair
4.
harquebus
It is also known as the hack but.
It was used between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries.
The musket is a successor of the harquebus.
The matchlock is used to fire it , it "cocks" the weapon.
It had a long barrel with the end flared to make it easier to load.
Photo by
RW Sinclair
5.
English Longbow
It could fire 12 arrows per minute.
This was much faster than a crossbow.
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RW Sinclair
6.
Swiss Pike
This was a long pole with a primary use against cavalry assaults
It had the resemblance of a spear and were usually 10 to 14 feet long
Later, steel tips where added to increase effectiveness
The pike would be used in a large square formation
This protected archers and harquebusiers from cavalry assaults
Photo by
RW Sinclair
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How the Artillery Affected us today
The Howitzer- this led to may inventions like the tank.
The Harquebus- this led to inventions like the rifle.
English Longbow- this led to thins like crossbows.
The Swiss Pike- This led to more things like spears.
Photo by
RW Sinclair
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