7.38 The Hundred Years' War and Historical Figures

Fill in the blank: ___​ (a)   ___ was executed after being accused of witchcraft and later canonized as a saint.

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• King Richard I

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror
• Henry V
• Joan of Arc

Who was canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church after being executed for witchcraft?

(a)  

• Joan of Arc
• King Richard I

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror

Fill in the blank: The Hundred Years’ War was a series of conflicts between England and ______.

(a)  

• China

• Egypt

• France
• Russia

Which historical figure(s) was associated with the Hundred Years' War and later became a saint?

• Joan of Arc

• King Richard I

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror

• Henry V

How did the Hundred Years’ War have a lasting impact on Europe?

• It isolated Europe from trade routes in the Middle East.

• It increased the political influence of Judaism.

• It led to the development of a uniquely English culture.

• It decreased the number of independent nations in Europe.

Which historical figure helped lift the siege of Orléans in 1429?

• Henry V

• Joan of Arc

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror

Which historical figure was captured and put on trial by the English in 1430?

• Henry V

• Joan of Arc

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror

Fill in the blank: ________ helped lift the siege of Orléans in 1429.

• Henry V

• Joan of Arc

• Saladin

• William the Conqueror

How did the Treaty of Troyes affect King Henry V?

• A) He gained control of France and became its ruler

• B) His son married Charles VII’s daughter, Catherine

• C) He controlled all of France, except Paris, which remained autonomous

• D) He became the ceremonial, figurehead King of France.

Fill in the blank: Joan of Arc was put on trial primarily for charges of __​ ____ and _______ ​

• treason
• heresy
• theft
• espionage
• witch craft