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Q: How many white Christmases has England had in the last hundred years?
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The Hundred Years' War was fought by .?

England and France and various allies of France


Who fought for England in the hundred years war?

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Name two countries who fought in the hundred years war?

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What changed in 1752 which caused England to have a White Christmas less frequently thereafter?

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France and England fought the hundred years war because England wanted control of France.


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The Hundred Years' War lasted?

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What two countries that fought against each other in the Hundred Years War?

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