Identify the principal factors that have shaped the character and conduct of war: political, economic, social, and technological: Military history Assignment, UAE

 This assessment tests your understanding of CLO

 CLO1: Identify the principal factors that have shaped the character and conduct of war: political, economic, social, and technological. Apply these elements through various theoretical models including the use of Lind’s generations of warfare model (Weight 75%)

CLO2: Explain how and why military societies and their armed forces have adapted to the changing character of war (Weight 25%) Further Reading for Assessment 1 Black, Jeremy (2008), "Was There a Military Revolution in Early Modern Europe?", History Today, 58 (7): 34–41, in EBSCO IN THE LIBRARY Clifford Rogers,

 The Military Revolutions of the Hundred Years War", The Journal of Military History, 57 (2): 258–75, doi:10.2307/2944058, JSTOR 2944058 IN THE LIBRARY Black, Jeremy, "Military Organisations and Military Change in Historical Perspective", The Journal of Military History, 62#4 (1998), pp. 871–892 IN THE LIBRARY MacGregor Knox and Williamson Murray (eds.), The Dynamics of Military Revolution, 1300–2050 (Cambridge; Cambridge University Press, 12th printing 2009), 1-14 ON ORDER Michael O’Hanlon, ‘A retrospective on the So-Called Revolution in Military Affairs, 2000-2020’, Foreign Policy at Brookings (2020), 1-20 AVAILABLE ONLINE Al Palazzo, ‘The Military Revolution of Limits and the Changing Character of War’, Small Wars Journal, 21 October 2013 AVAILABLE ONLINE