Wars in the 18th century were characterized by linear tactics, where armies would deploy in organized lines and engage in direct fire, often in open fields. The period saw the rise of professional standing armies and the use of disciplined infantry, cavalry, and artillery. Key conflicts, such as the Seven Years' War, involved complex alliances and global theaters, as European powers competed for territory and resources. Naval power also played a crucial role, as control of sea routes was vital for trade and military logistics.
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