Armor & Weaponry - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
European cloth coat with metal plates (14th–16th c.)	Brigandine	100%
European small round dueling shield (12th–17th c.)	Buckler	100%
European steel breastplate and backplate (15th–18th c.)	Cuirass	100%
European chain-and-spike bludgeon (13th–16th c.)	Flail	100%
Roman short thrusting sword	Gladius	100%
European shin-guarding leg armor (Ancient–Medieval)	Greaves	100%
European polearm with axe and spike	Halberd	100%
European chainmail shirt of knights (11th–14th c.)	Hauberk	100%
Norman elongated cavalry shield (10th–13th c.)	Kite Shield	100%
Nepalese curved Gurkha knife	Kukri	100%
American/British light machine gun – 1910s (widely used in World War I, recognizable by its top-mounted drum magazine)	Lewis Gun	100%
Aztec obsidian-edged weapon	Macuahuitl	100%
Japanese pole weapon – c. 1100s–1600s (curved blade on a long shaft; often associated with samurai and warrior monks)	Naginata	100%
Central European tall crossbowmen’s shield (14th–15th c.)	Pavise	100%
Japanese short samurai blade	Wakizashi	100%
Ottoman forward-curved infantry blade (16th–19th c.)	Yataghan	100%
French steel infantry helmet (WWI)	Adrian Helmet	0%
Italian close-fitting jousting helmet (15th–16th c.)	Armet	0%
European matchlock musket (1500s)	Arquebus	0%
Ancient Greek shield – c. 700–300 BCE (large round shield used by hoplites; key to the phalanx formation)	Aspis Shield	0%
Zulu short stabbing spear (19th c.)	Assegai	0%
Greek bronze open-faced helmet	Attic Helmet	0%
Italian T-faced open helmet used by Renaissance soldiers	Barbute	0%
European pointed visor helmet for knights (14th c.)	Bascinet	0%
European firearm – 1600s–1700s (short gun with flared muzzle, often used for close-range defense)	Blunderbuss	0%
British trench helmet (WWI–WWII)	Brodie Helmet	0%
British musket – 1700s–1800s (standard infantry weapon of the British Army for over a century)	Brown Bess	0%
French light cavalry helmet with flared neck guard (16th c.)	Burgonet	0%
French light machine gun – 1910s (used in World War I; known for reliability issues)	Chauchat	0%
Scottish greatsword of the Highlands	Claymore	0%
American frontier handgun	Colt Revolver	0%
Ancient Greek helmet – c. 700–400 BCE (full-face bronze helmet iconic of Greek hoplite warriors)	Corinthian Helmet	0%
Chinese curved single-edged saber	Dao	0%
Greek spear of the hoplite phalanx	Dory	0%
British rifle-musket – 1853 (widely used in the American Civil War)	Enfield Pattern 1853	0%
Belgian battle rifle – 1950s (widely used during the Cold War; nicknamed “the right arm of the Free World”)	FN FAL	0%
Roman crested soldier’s helmet	Galea	0%
American hand-cranked machine gun (Civil War era)	Gatling Gun	0%
Austrian semi-automatic pistol	Glock	0%
Chinese early gunpowder firearm	Hand Cannon	0%
Israeli bullpup assault rifle – 2000s (compact rifle designed for modern urban combat)	IWI Tavor	0%
Chinese straight double-edged sword	Jian	0%
Japanese ornate samurai war helmet with crest (15th–17th c.)	Kabuto	0%
German bolt-action rifle – 1935 (standard German infantry rifle in World War II)	Karabiner 98k	0%
Egyptian sickle-shaped bronze sword	Khopesh	0%
Saber with flared “yelman” tip (15th–19th c. Turkey)	Kilij	0%
Ancient Greek sword – c. 500–300 BCE (forward-curving blade designed for powerful slashing)	Kopis Sword	0%
Persian conical steel helmet with mail guard (17th–19th c.)	Kulāh Khūd	0%
British bolt-action rifle (WWI–WWII)	Lee-Enfield	0%
German semi-automatic pistol – 1900s–1940s (iconic sidearm of German forces in both World Wars)	Luger	0%
American assault rifle (Vietnam–present)	M16	0%
American semi-automatic pistol – 1911 (long-serving U.S. military sidearm still in use today)	M1911	0%
American semi-auto WWII rifle	M1 Garand	0%
American standard battle helmet (WWII–Vietnam)	M1 Helmet	0%
Central American wooden war club	Macana	0%
Early firearm mechanism – 1400s–1600s (used a slow-burning match cord to ignite gunpowder)	Matchlock	0%
German bolt-action rifle – 1898 (standard German infantry rifle in World War I; highly influential design)	Mauser Gewehr 98	0%
British machine gun – 1880s (first fully automatic machine gun; changed warfare dramatically)	Maxim gun	0%
Spanish steel helmet worn by conquistadors (16th c.)	Morion	0%
German submachine gun – 1940s (used by German forces in WWII; known for its folding stock)	MP 40	0%
Japanese samurai armor	Ō-yoroi	0%
Chinese bullpup assault rifle – 1990s (standard issue rifle of the Chinese military)	QBZ-95	0%
English rounded infantry helmet with visor (15th c.)	Sallet	0%
Germanic segmented iron helmet for warriors (6th–8th c.)	Spangenhelm	0%
American lever-action rifle – 1860s (one of the first successful repeating rifles; gave Union troops a major firepower advantage in the Civil War)	Spencer repeating rifle	0%
American rifle-musket – 1861 (standard infantry weapon of the Union Army during the Civil War; widely produced and highly reliable)	Springfield Model 1861	0%
German combat helmet (WWI–WWII)	Stahlhelm	0%
Japanese dagger – c. 1100s–1500s (short blade used for close combat and sometimes ritual purposes)	Tanto Dagger	0%
Viking high-carbon steel sword	Ulfberht sword	0%
European firearm mechanism – 1500s–1600s (early ignition system using a spinning wheel to create sparks)	Wheellock	0%
American lever-action rifle – 1873 (known as “the gun that won the West”)	Winchester 1873	0%
Ancient Greek shield – c. 700–300 BCE (large round shield used by hoplites; key to the phalanx formation)	Yumi Bow	0%
German lobster-tailed helmet with sliding nasal bar (17th c.)	Zischägge	0%