Monarchs of England Part 4: The Hundred Years' War - Manny Man Does History

The video covers the Hundred Years' War between England and France, starting with Edward III's claim to the French throne. It discusses the impact of the Black Death, the rise of chivalry, and the Peasant Revolt during Richard II's reign. The narrative continues with Henry IV's establishment of the House of Lancaster and Henry V's military successes, including the Battle of Agincourt.

What was the primary reason for the start of the Hundred Years' War?

• Dispute over the English Channel

• Trade disagreements between England and France

• Edward III's claim to the French throne

• Marriage alliance between England and Spain

How did the Black Death affect the labor market in England?

• It resulted in the abolition of serfdom

• It caused a decrease in agricultural production

• It led to higher wages for surviving workers

• It increased the number of available workers

Which king was known for promoting chivalry and knighthood during the Hundred Years' War?

• Henry V

• Henry IV

• Richard II

• Edward III

What was the outcome of the Peasants' Revolt during Richard II's reign?

• The peasants successfully ended serfdom

• The revolt was suppressed and leaders executed

• Richard II abdicated the throne

• The revolt led to a new tax system

Which event marked the end of Richard II's reign?

• His successful campaign in Ireland

• His marriage to Anne of Bohemia

• His defeat in the Battle of Shrewsbury

• His surrender to Henry Bolingbroke

What was the impact of the Western Schism on England during Richard II's reign?

• It caused a split in the English church

• It led to a religious war in England

• It complicated England's relationship with the papacy

• It resulted in the excommunication of Richard II

What was a significant challenge faced by Henry IV during his reign?

• Alliance with the Byzantine Empire

• Capture of the French King

• Rebellion led by Henry Percy

• Invasion by the Spanish Armada

How did Henry IV handle the captured heir to the Scottish throne?

• He held him captive for 18 years

• He returned him to Scotland

• He sent him to France

• He executed him

What was Henry V's major military achievement in France?

• The defeat of the Spanish Armada

• The capture of Paris

• The siege of Calais

• Victory at the Battle of Agincourt

What was the significance of the Battle of Agincourt?

• It led to the capture of the English King

• It demonstrated the effectiveness of English longbowmen

• It was a decisive victory for the French

• It marked the end of the Hundred Years' War