Give examples confirming that the equestrian revolution took place in Europe in the 16th century.

After the discovery of firearms in the 14th century, there is a progressive formation of the cavalry.

In the 16th century, light cavalry, armed with light firearms, were already in the foreground in the army.

Signs that an equestrian revolution is taking place can be summarized as follows:

1. Muskets are replaced by arquebus.
2. Bastions appear.
3. A naval fleet is being formed.
4. A regular army begins to operate on a permanent basis.