Question

How did the Hittite war chariot make Hittites conquerors?

Answer 1

Hint: The Hittite war chariot placed the wheels forward under the center of the box, which put the weight of the warriors over the axle and took the strain off of the horses. This enabled the charioteer and two warriors(three men to ride) which doubled the number of fighting men deployed with the same number of chariots. It was also made up of strong materials.

Complete answer:
The Hittite Empire ruled from 1700 BCE until about 1200 BCE, for almost 500 years.
The Hittite War Chariot, in contrast to Egyptian chariot, was made up of iron hub wheels which made it long lasting and stronger. It had lighter wheels
Iron tipped arrows which had greater penetrating power compared to the copper and bronze arrows of the Egyptians who were their rivals. It was also many times equipped with swords on the hubs to cut opposing infantry units. Main strength was its mobility and spitting heavily-armed warriors across a battlefield. They were often the war cars across the Bronze Age which allowed warfare and often facilitated it.
Ramses the great boasted about ranks of thousands of their chariots at Kadesh. The largest chariot battle in history is often referred to as battles between the Hittites and the Egyptians.

Note: The Hittite Empire declined as the monopoly regarding the manufacturing secret of iron began to be lost. They were hated for their harsh rule. Once defeated, they were forgotten, buried and their inscriptions erased. This led to many scholars believing that they were purely Biblical until the finding of its archeological evidence until the nineteenth century.