The Hundred Years' War

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1. Joan of Arc was a French war heroine who died in battle.

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Joan of Arc was executed by the British for heresy.

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Explore the complexities of the Hundred Years' War, a pivotal conflict that shaped medieval Europe. This quiz assesses your understanding of its causes, key events, and figures like Joan of Arc. Enhance your knowledge of European history and military conflicts through engaging questions.

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2. The French were not able to prevent pillaging by the English.

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The French were not able to protect the outer areas. The war had left France finacially ruined and with a weakened army.

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3. Fance controlled some of England as a result of royal marriage.

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England held some of France's northern territories because of a royal marriage.

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4. The French were very supportive of their government.

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The French people were in revolt because of war, famine, and taxes.

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Joan of Arc was a French war heroine who died in battle.
The French were not able to prevent pillaging by the English.
Fance controlled some of England as a result of royal marriage.
The French were very supportive of their government.
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