Hundred Years War

What was the Hundred Year War?

• A war between England and France which France won with the help of Joan of Arc

• A war between England and France which England won with the help of Joan of Arc

• A war between the Muslims and the Christians which the Christians won with the help of Joan of Arc

• A war between the Muslims and the Christians which the Muslims won with the help of Joan of Arc

​ (a)   won the Hundred Years' War.

• France

• England

How did the Hundred Years War affect England's economy?

• It led to a significant increase in trade with Asia

• It caused a severe financial crisis due to the cost of war

• It had little impact as England plundered resources from France

• It boosted the economy by opening new markets in France

What was a significant social impact of the Hundred Years War in France?

• It led to the rise of the bourgeoisie

• It decreased the power of the French monarchy

• It increased the influence of the Catholic Church

• It accelerated the decline of feudalism

England won the Battle of ​ (a)   during the Hundred Years' War. This battle ​ (b)   England's territory.

• Orleans

• Crecy

• Poitiers

• Agincourt

• increased

• decreased

What does this image reveal about Joan of Arc?

• She followed the guidance of the pope.

• She became the leader of Orléans.

• She was an important military leader.

• She came from a poor peasant family.

What was one cause of the Hundred Years' War?

• Demand for Arabic texts increased competition between universities.

• There were questions about the legitimate heir to the English throne.

• Feudal ties caused English nobles to owe loyalty to the French king.

• France and England competed for control over the Holy Land.

What was one effect of this weapon technology on the Hundred Years' War?

• The English were able to defeat a much larger French force at Agincourt.

• The French were able to surround King Henry V's forces at Calais.

• The French were able to reinstate the dauphin on the throne.

• The English were able to capture the city of Orléans.

Which line from the passage supports the conclusion that the English won the battle?

• "There fell a great rain and a clipse [lightning] with a terrible thunder, and before the rain there came flying over both battles a great number of crows for fear of the tempest [storm] coming.

• "When the Genoways [Italian crossbowmen working for France] were assembled together and began to approach, they made a great leap and cry to abash [destroy] the Englishmen. . . .

• "... but they stood still and stirred not for all that: then the Genoways again the second time made another leap and a fell cry, and stepped forward a little, and the Englishmen removed not one foot. . . .

• "When the Genoways felt the arrows..., many of them cast down their cross-bows and did cut their strings and returned discomfited [embarrassed].

Who was Joan of Arc in the context of the Hundred Years' War?

• A heroic figure who played a major role in ending the war

• A king who initiated the war

• A historian who documented the war

• A peasant who was unaffected by the war