U4 L11: Hundred Years War (7.38)- Lesson Practice

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What two countries fought in the Hundred Years War?

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England and France

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Who has the most power in feudalism? Options: Lord, Vassal, Peasant, Merchant

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Lord

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According to the map, what body of water separates England from France?

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The English Channel

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When was the Hundred Years War?

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1337 - 1452 CE

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What made the Hundred Years War different from most earlier medieval conflicts?

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It was a fight among nations, not nobles

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Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Hundred Years War?
Due to marriages and inheritance, it was unclear who was the heir to throne.
Both England and France wanted control of the English channel for trade reasons.
The countries were fighting over land, especially English claims to territory in northern France.
The English were fighting a religious war to convert France to Christianity.

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The English were fighting a religious war to convert France to Christianity.

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Who had control of Normandy in 1429?

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England

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What became more important as a result of the Hundred Years War? Knights, Castles, Longbows, Latin

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Longbows

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Which of the following was NOT a result of the Hundred Years War?
Feudalism became more powerful, The borders of England and France were set, It increased the forces of nationalism, Joan of Arc became a martyr

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Feudalism became more powerful

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Why were the English successful at the battle of Agincourt? Options: They had better weapons, They had heavier armor, They had more troops, They had the inspiration of Joan of Arc

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They had better weapons