European warfare in the eighteenth century was characterized by
A) the continued reliance on mercenary armies on the mainland.
B) ideological fervor leading to bloody battles.
C) limited objectives and elaborate maneuvers.
D) massive direct confrontations and pitched battles.
E) extensive trench warfare and many military casualties.
C
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