The 100 Year War

What were the main causes of the 100 Year War?

• Religious differences, cultural clashes, and political rivalries

• Language barriers, natural resource scarcity, and population growth

• Territorial disputes, dynastic claims, and economic conflicts

• Trade disputes, social unrest, and technological advancements

Which two countries were primarily involved in the 100 Year War?

• Spain and Portugal

• England and France

• Germany and Italy

• Russia and Poland

When did the 100 Year War begin and end?

• 1485-1603

• 1215-1272

• 1337-1453

• 1066-1087

Who was the English king who claimed the French throne, leading to the war?

• King Edward III

• King Richard III

• King Henry VIII

• King William the Conqueror

What role did Joan of Arc play in the 100 Year War?

• Joan of Arc was a spy for the English during the 100 Year War.

• Joan of Arc was a diplomat who negotiated peace treaties during the 100 Year War.

• Joan of Arc was a historian who documented the events of the 100 Year War.

• Joan of Arc was a military leader and inspirational figure for the French during the 100 Year War.

How did the 100 Year War impact the economy of England and France?

• The 100 Year War resulted in a boom in agricultural production and increased trade opportunities for both England and France.

• The 100 Year War had no impact on the economy of England and France.

• The 100 Year War led to a decrease in taxation and a stable economy for both England and France.

• The 100 Year War led to a decline in agricultural production, destruction of infrastructure, loss of trade opportunities, inflation, increased taxation, and disruption of the economy.

Which weapon played a significant role in the 100 Year War?

• katana

• spear

• longbow

• crossbow

What were the major battles fought during the 100 Year War?

• Battle of Waterloo

• Battle of Hastings

• Battle of Trafalgar

• Battle of Crécy, Battle of Poitiers, Battle of Agincourt

Who emerged as the victor in the 100 Year War?

• Kingdom of England

• Kingdom of Scotland

• Holy Roman Empire

• Kingdom of France

What were the long-term consequences of the 100 Year War?

• The expansion of feudalism, the decline of nationalism, and the weakening of centralized monarchies.

• The decline of feudalism, the rise of nationalism, and the strengthening of centralized monarchies.

• The spread of democracy, the growth of capitalism, and the establishment of international organizations.

• The increase in religious tolerance, the decline of trade, and the weakening of centralized governments.