Question

ironclads of the civil war
impact of the ironclad
the warships used during the civil war were mounted in
armor that resulted in a steamship, or iron

painting of the battle at hampton roads

the impact of ironclads

• ironclads had little impact on the civil war because

both sides had them, and their cannons couldnt
pierce each others armor.

• the uss monitor was developed by the

choose the correct answer
what became the standard design on
u.s. ships because of the ironclads?
wooden floorboards
rotating cannons
large storage areas

Explanation:

The question is about the impact of ironclads on U.S. ship design during the Civil War. To determine the answer, we analyze the options: wooden floorboards are not related to ironclad - driven ship design changes; large storage areas don't stem from ironclad technology. Rotating cannons (like the turret - style, which became standard as ironclads showed the need for better - aiming, more effective artillery on ships) is the correct choice as ironclads influenced the adoption of rotating cannons for improved combat effectiveness on U.S. ships.

Answer:

rotating cannons