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Each of the following was part of nearly all medieval towns EXCEPT:
 
Each of the following was part of nearly all medieval towns EXCEPT:
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(a) hazards of disease such as the Black Plague
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<br>(a) hazards of disease such as the Black Plague
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(b) enclosure by a wall
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<br>(b) enclosure by a wall
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(c) new opportunities for the middle class (bourgeoisie)
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<br>(c) new opportunities for the middle class (bourgeoisie)
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(d) Christianity
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<br>(d) Christianity
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(e) religious conflict
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<br>(e) religious conflict
    
The challenge is that "medieval" should include non-Christian societies such as Japan, and therefore the correct answer should be (d).   
 
The challenge is that "medieval" should include non-Christian societies such as Japan, and therefore the correct answer should be (d).   
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An example of the element of surprise in warfare could cite which military commander?
 
An example of the element of surprise in warfare could cite which military commander?
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(a) Adolf Hitler
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<br>(a) Adolf Hitler
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(b) Hannibal
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<br>(b) Hannibal
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(c) Dwight Eisenhower
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<br>(c) Dwight Eisenhower
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(d) George W. Bush
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<br>(d) George W. Bush
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(e) Archimedes
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<br>(e) Archimedes
    
The challenge is that Hitler and Eisenhower used the element of surprise, as did Hannibal.  But the element of surprise was not as important or creative in Hitler's or Eisenhower's command.   
 
The challenge is that Hitler and Eisenhower used the element of surprise, as did Hannibal.  But the element of surprise was not as important or creative in Hitler's or Eisenhower's command.   
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