I doubt you guys may fully know this time period, so let me go over some of the weapons from the time.

Sabre- A sword that's partially bent forward. Similar to a scimitar, but has a guard and handle of a European sword.

Musket- The most common weapon during this time period. Reload is approximately a full minute and range is best at around 150 meters or less. One shot per reload. Normally, they were 5.5 feet long and had several variants like the long rifle, carbine, flintlock, matchlock, and pistol variations too.

Pistol- Worked similar to the musket, but at a shorter range and a preferable weapon during a duel. Again, one shot per reload.

Cannons- The kind of cannon varied by the cannonball weight, which thus gave the names of 12lber cannons because of the cannonball weighing 12 pounds. They are used for much longer distance than the musket and shoot round shot (cannonball) for long distance or canister shot (similar to a shotgun, but much more firepower and destruction) for close range at amassed units of enemies.

Howitzer- These are very similar to cannons, but rather than a long barrel aimed forward, it's rather aimed at a heightened angle upwards like a hill. It has a short barrel as it's meant to fire upwards in a steep trajectory in order to fire cannonballs in areas like cities, hills, or valleys more effectively and accurately. The kinds vary by the length of the gun.

Mortar- Very similar to a howitzer, but it fires at an even higher angle. Again, varies by gun length.

Rifle- Not like the ones seen today. Rather, it's a musket, but with grooves inside, which keeps the musketball firing more straighter and more accurate and can fire at longer ranges. Still, one shot per reload.

Bayonet- Almost like a flat knife with an attachable ring that slides onto the musket barrel which allows the bearer to shoot and even go into melee combat whenever.