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How did the military revolution of the 17th century change warfare in Europe?
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How did the military revolution of the 17th century change warfare in Europe?

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With the invention of gunpowder, armies quickly began to shift from swords and arrows to muskets and cannons. The muskets of the 17th century were far more accurate than the primitive hand cannons fielded by some armies during the medieval period.

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