Question

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After you have watched the video, answer the questions below using detailed, complete sentences (remember, ALL work should be in your own words).
How did armies traditionally lay siege to a town?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Traditionally, armies laid siege to a town by surrounding it and cutting off all supply lines and communication with the outside world. This would prevent any reinforcements or supplies from entering the town, effectively trapping the residents inside with limited resources. The army would then launch attacks and bombardments on the town's defenses, such as its walls and fortifications, in an attempt to break through and take control. The siege could last for weeks or even months until the defending forces either surrendered or were defeated.