WorksheetsWorld History Chapter 8 Review Part I
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 24mins
Joan of Arc was captured by the English then turned over to the Burgundians for trial.
True
False
The last English possession in France to fall was Calais.
True
False
England acquired superiority in firearm and field artillery during the Lancastrian war.
True
False
French Kings were crowned in formal ceremonies at Reims.
True
False
The Hundred Years war lasted more than a hundred years.
True
False
Sluys 1340 and Crecy 1346 were major victories for the French during the Edwardian War.
True
False
Charles the dauphin of the 100 years war and Charles VII of France were same person.
True
False
The Hundred Years war took place 50 years after the Caroline War
True
False
At the Peace of Bretigny John II of France gave 1/3 of his kingdom to Edward III of England.
True
False
The battlefields of Stirling, Falkirk, and Bannockburn are close together
True
False
This person had the French king’s brother murdered because he feared losing power.
Philip the Bold
John the Fearless
Philip the Good
John, duke of Bedford
The French suffered a massacre like defeat at what battle during the Lancastrian War
Battle of Sluys
Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Bouvines
Battle of Poiltiers
Henry VI’s uncle who continued the English war effort in France.
John, duke of Bedford
John the Fearless
Philip the Good
Philip the Bold
Why did Edward III start the Edwardian War?
To assert his claim to the English Throne which had been denied to him by the English
To assert his claim to the French Throne which had been denied to him by the French
To gain back territory lost to the English during the Edwardian War
To gain back territory lost to the French during the Lancastrian War
Henry V started the Edwardian War not Edward III
After Charles VI died this person was the king of both France and England because the treaty of Troyes disinherited the dauphin.
Edward IV
Henry VI
Charles VII
John III
English King who started the Lancastrian War.
Henry IV
Richard II
Henry V
Edward III
Why could the French not defend Normandy during the early part of the Lancastrian war.
It wasn’t worth their time they had other problems
All the Nobles were killed at the battle of Agincourt
Philip the Good let them have it for his support
Normandy was given to England in the Treaty of Troyes
Why did Philip the Good side with the English.
They offered him more money
Forces loyal to the English King had saved his father
Forces loyal to the French King had murdered his father
He had murdered the kings brother
Why did Henry VI’s uncle John the duke of Bedford continued the English war effort in France for him.
Henry VI was only in infant and needed someone to rule for him
Henry VI was mad and could not rule
Henry VI was worried about problems in England
John thought he should be king so was trying to prove himself more competent then Henry VI
This battle ended English rule in Aquitaine and ended the 100 years war.
Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Castillon
Battle of Patay
Battle of Formigny
Battle of La Rochelle
At this battle a large Castilian Fleet defeated the English navy in 1372.
Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Castillon
Battle of La Rochelle
Battle of Formigny
Battle of Patay
Why did the Treaty of Troyes not stop the Lancastrian war?
No one knew it was signed so kept fighting anyway
½ of France did not recognize the treaty as valid and supported the dauphin
½ of England supported Charles VII
Everyone disagreed with it so they just kept fighting
What was unique about the death of English King Henry V during 100 years war?
There was nothing unique about Henry V’s death
That the French surrendered
Unlike the death of other leaders it did not stop English Momentum
An even better and more able king replaced him
17-year-old peasant girl who appeared before Charles VII?
Joan of Arc
Catherine
Isabella
Margaet
This person felt moved by God to rescue France from English Conquerors?
Jan Hus
Joan of Arc
John Wycliffe
Pope Clement
What were three effects of the bubonic plague?
The Great Schism, Rallied French troops, Charles becomes king of France
Reduced population and trade, revolt of peasants, loss of church prestige
Common Law, Parliament, Magna Carta
Peasants returned to the farms, Trade increased, People died
The Hundred Years war was during what years?
1337 to 1437
1421 to 1453
1337 to 1453
1237 to 1337
Son of Edward III who lead the English armies to victory during the Edwardian War?
Henry the Good
Edward IV
Edward The Black Prince of Wales
William III
Harvey the Great
Prohibited women from inheriting the French throne and from passing on the rights to inherit the throne to their sons
Treaty of Troyes
Salic Law
Dauphin
Magna Carta
Which English King started the Hundred Years War
Edward The Black Prince of Wales
Edward I
Edward II
Edward III
Henry V
At this battle the Black Prince defeats the French and John II is taken prisoner at?
Battle of Sluys
Battle of Poiltiers
Battle of Bouvines
Battle of Agincourt
What ended the Edwardian War?
Peace of Bretigny
Treaty of Troyes
Battle of Castillon
Magna Carta
Noble from Brittany who was skilled in conducting small hit-and-run raids and controlling the soldiers of the period
La Rochelle
Philip the Bold
Bertrand dy Guesclin
Olivier de Clisson
The first French duke to become king of England was?
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Henry VIII
Henry V
William the Conqueror
Why was the terminal illness of Edward the Black Prince of Wales a blow to the English?
He was a national hero and beloved by his people
He had lead the army to victory during the Edwardian War
His father was old and dying as well
It prevented him from marrying the princes of Castile ending the possibility of an alliance
During the trial of Joan of Arc, the Burgundians were allies of?
The French
The Spanish
The English
The Moors
Under what condition would Edward I help Scotland solve its problem of who was next in line to be king of Scotland?
They had to accept anyone he chose as the next king of Scotland
The new king would pledge fealty to him
Scotland had to cede 1/3 of their land to England
The new king had to agree to marry his daughter.
Before the English stole it, Scottish Kings were formal crowned on what?
The Stone of Power
The Rock of Gibraltar
The Stone of Destiny
The Throne of Destiny
The plague began in?
Asia
Europe
North Africa
North America
Paris
Which was not a symptom of the Bubonic Plague?
Painful swellings called buboes in the lymph nodes
Bleeding from the capillaries around the ears, eyes, and noes
Extremely high fever, chills, delirium, and in most case, death
Purplish or blackish spots on the skin
What event stopped the French momentum during the Caroline war?
The Death of their King, Charles V
The battle of Agincourt
The unexpected signing of the Treaty of Troyes
The Death of their King, Henry V
Why did Charles V start the Caroline War?
To assert his claim to the English Throne which had been denied to him by the English
To assert his claim to the French Throne which had been denied to him by the French
To gain back territory lost to the English during the Edwardian War
To gain back territory lost to the French during the Lancastrian War
Henry V started the Caroline War not Edward III
Who became king of Scotland after the battle of Bannockburn?
William Wallace
Edward II
Robert Bruce
John de Menteith
What happened to Edward II?
He started the 100 years war and died fighting the French
He was overthrown by his own wife and eventually killed by his own people
He ruled peacefully for 20 years and died of the Plague
He complete the conquest of Scotland and passed on a stronger England to his Son Edward III
What was the significance of William Wallace’s Scottish rebellion to the 100 Years War?
It forced Edward I to forget his plans in France and delayed the start of the 100 Years War.
It stopped English momentum during the Edwardian war and forced the English to sign a treaty
It diverted English troops from France which weakened the English efforts in France during the Caroline War
It didn’t affect the 100 Years War in any way
Noble who fought on the English side during the Edwardian war brought his knowledge of English tactics to the French
La Rochelle
Philip the Bold
Bertrand dy Guesclin
Olivier de Clisson
The Marmousets were led by the Constable of France who was?
La Rochelle
Philip the Bold
Bertrand dy Guesclin
Olivier de Clisson
Who was the King of England during the Caroline War
Edward III
Edward IV
Henry V
John II
Who was King of France during the start of the Caroline war
Edward IV
Henry V
Charles V
John II
During the 100 years War mounted knights proved to be no match for longbow-men
True
False
