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In which two centuries did the Hundred Years' War take place?
14th and 15th
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How did Joan of Arc help the French to victory?
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Describe one cause of the Hundred Years War and why it was important.
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Which is correct; lots of English victories then the French take back control or lots of French victories then the English take back control?
lots of English victories then the French take back control
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Why was the death of King Charles IV a cause of the Hundred Years' War?
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Who commanded the English at the Battle of Crecy?
King Edward III
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Quickly describe the life of Joan of Arc, include at least 3 points.
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How did French and English identities change by the end of the Hundred Years' War?
At the start of the war the English and French cultures were similar, by the end they had separate identities.
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What happened to Joan of Arc?
She was burnt at the stake by the English.
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Give one reason Henry V won at the Battle of Agincourt.
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Put these battles into chronological order; Agincourt, Crecy, Poitiers.
Crecy, Poitiers, Agincourt
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The Hundred Years' War proved cavalry was still important. Yes or No. Why?
No, longbowmen at Agincourt showed that cavalry can be defeated.
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