What are the 2 masted ships?

Two-masted ships, often referred to as "schooners" or "brigs," are sailing vessels characterized by having two masts that support their sails. Schooners typically have a foremast and a mainmast with sails set on both, while brigs have square sails on both masts. These ships were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries for trade and fishing due to their maneuverability and efficiency under various wind conditions. Their design allows for a balance of speed and cargo capacity, making them versatile for different maritime tasks.