What was the greatest weapon of war for Indo-Europeans?
A) The Indo-Europeans were masters of archery and this was the legacy they left to later empires.
B) The Indo-Europeans were the most advanced with double axe weapon technology.
C) Spears were the greatest weapons the Indo-Europeans wielded against their enemies.
D) The Indo-Europeans were advanced in their construction of swords. This weapon far exceeded the technology of other neighboring civilizations.
E) Since the Indo-Europeans domesticated horse, their greatest weapon was the horse-drawn chariot from which they would fire arrows and spears and axes.
E
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