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English and French battled eachother on french teritory. This war was the end of mideval europes society.
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The ruler of England, Edward III, claimed the french throne. The war for the french throne lasted from 1337-1453. This war is known as the Hundred Years' War.
Some effects of the Hundred Years War are the idea of what a king is, the power of the French increased and the power of English decreased, the English went through the era of international turmoil called the War of the Roses. -
The first battle of the Hundred years' War was Battle of Crecy. The French army was three times the size of the English army. The English won, beacuse they had longbows which the french were defenseless against.
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The English achieved their third victory with the help of the longbow.
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French and English signed a treaty that said the French crown would be inherited by Henry V, after the death of the French king Charels VI.
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The English put Joan on trial and Charles VII did nothing to try and save her so she was prosecuted May 30th 1431
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Joan beleived the saints were pushing her to get rid of the English, and keep the French in power. On the seventh of May in 1492 Joan lead the French army to a city near Orleans. They ended up retreating, but went back to the city and defeated the english.
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