Which primary consequence limits longship maneuverability when sailing against strong headwinds?

💡 Explanation

Stalling reduces maneuverability because separation of airflow over the sail increases as the angle of attack increases due turbulent flow causing decreased lift; therefore, propulsion lessens rather than other factors limiting maximum thrust.

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