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Who fought in the Hundred Years' War?
England and the U.S.
England and France
France and Spain
Germany and France
Who attacked first in the Hundred Years War?
France
England
According to the map, what body of water separates England from France?
The English Channel
The Mediterranean Sea
The Atlantic Ocean
The Volga River
The Hundred Years War was ...
a constant battle with fierce fighting and no periods of peace
a series of wars between the French and the English
A battle that lasted 116 years
100 years of war for the control of the Holy Land
Who won the Hundred Years' War?
England
France
Italy
China
Which of the following BEST explains how Joan of Arc impacted the Hundred Years War?
She inspired French troops and rallied them to victory
She allied with the English and conspired against the French
She worked with the Pope and helped end the war peacefully
She created new laws and helped women get fair treatment
During the Hundred Years' War, (a) won the majority of the battles, but in the end, (b) won the war due to the efforts of (c) .
England
France
Joan of Arc
Who was the teen peasant girl who rallied the French troops to fight back against the English in the Hundred Years War?
Joan of Arc
Queen Isabella
Robin Hood
Queen Elizabeth
How long did the Hundred Years War last?
10 Years
100 Years
116 Years
180 Years
Why did Joan of Arc want to fight in the Hundred Years' War?
Her father told her to
She believed that religious visions were urging her to fight against the English
How did the CULTURE of England change as a result of the Hundred Years War?
English peasants rebelled and created a new form of government
English nobles demanded that taxes be raised to pay for their debts
English kings were forced to give up all their power
English became the official language of government
What are the areas that France and England fought to control during the Hundred Years War?
1 and 2
3 and 2
1 and 4
4 and 3
After the Hundred Years War, England and France became... (choose 2)
Less Unified
More Unified
formed boundaries of their countries like today
lost their land to visigoths
How are Americans affected by King Henry V’s rejection of the French language & culture during the Hundred Years War?
We speak French today in the US
We speak English today in the US
We speak portugese today in the US
We speak only Spanish today in the US
During the Hundred Years War, Henry V became heir to the throne of
England
France
Spain
Portugal
What was the primary cause of the Hundred Years' War?
Territorial disputes between England and France
Religious differences
Trade disagreements
Alliance formations
Which treaty ended the first phase of the Hundred Years' War?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Troyes
Treaty of London
Treaty of Brétigny
What was the significance of the Battle of Agincourt in the Hundred Years' War?
It marked the end of the war
It was a decisive English victory
It was a turning point for the French
It led to the capture of Joan of Arc
Who was the King of England at the start of the Hundred Years' War?
Edward III
Henry V
Richard II
Henry VI
What role did the longbow play in the Hundred Years' War?
It was a new type of cavalry
It was a decisive factor in English victories
It was used primarily by the French
It was a naval weapon
Which French king was captured during the Battle of Poitiers?
Charles V
Philip VI
John II
Charles VI
What was the impact of the Hundred Years' War on medieval society?
It led to the decline of feudalism
It strengthened the power of the church
It resulted in the unification of England and France
It had no significant impact
Which famous battle in the Hundred Years' War was fought on St. Crispin's Day?
Battle of Crécy
Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Poitiers
Battle of Orleans
What was the role of mercenaries in the Hundred Years' War?
They were not used at all
They were used by both sides to supplement armies
They only fought for the English
They only fought for the French
How did the Hundred Years' War affect the French monarchy?
It weakened the monarchy
It strengthened the monarchy
It had no effect
It led to the establishment of a republic
