The Hundred Years' War: Henry V and Joan of Arc

Which statements correctly describe outcomes of the Hundred Years’ War? (Choose 2)

• England lost all its territory in France by the end of the war.

• The war helped spread French language and culture in England.

• England controlled new territory in France by the end of the war.

• The war helped shape the national identities of both France and England.

Which statements best describe the importance and role of Joan of Arc? (Choose 3)

• She became a Roman Catholic saint.

• She died from the Bubonic Plague.

• She was inspired by religious visions.

• She called for an invasion of England.

• She wanted a peaceful solution to the Hundred Years’ War.

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

• Orleans

• Crecy

• Poitiers

• Agincourt
• increased
• decreased

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

• Agincourt

• Crecy

• Poitiers

• Orleans
• decreased

England and France fought for control of what piece of land in the Hundred Years’ War?

• Poitiers in western England

• Troyes in northwest France

• Agincourt in northern England

• Aquitaine in southwest France

During the Hundred Years’ War, one important issue was control over which body of water and the trade routes there?

• Mediterranean Sea

• English Channel

• Black Sea

What was one cause of the Hundred Years’ War?

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

• Demand for Arabic texts increased competition between universities.

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

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 is one way Henry V shaped the culture of the Middle Ages?

• He became the leader of a movement to end vassalage.

• He encouraged the use of English in official documents and literature.

What were the effects of the Hundred Years’ War? Select the two correct answers.

• It improved trade between nations.

• It left the French king in control of almost all of France.

• It resulted in increased nationalism in France and England.