The English won most of the battles
Joan considered France and England to be separate nations.
It began in May 1337 until, October 1453. The Hundred Years War was a term coined in 1860's France to gather the series of battles in the mid 1300's to mid 1400's over territory in France and secession to the French throne. This period actually enlisted 116 year time frame in European history. Both France and England had the advantage of allies. England had a better navy. France had Joan of Arc, who led the French to victory over the English. The French suffered the most because the battles were fought on French soil. The plague or " Black Death" in France was largely a result of the war.
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For a while it did because they provided men-at-arms for the army and, for poorer yeoman, archers but the latter dwindled during throughout the war with the development of guns and battle tactics
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She was captured during the Hundred Years' War between France and England.
Taxes of the 14th century, and part of the 15th century, were high in England and France because of the Hundred Years' War.
Joan considered France and England to be separate nations.
When the French king died without an heir, the war was over France's throne, during the time that England ruled a section of France.
When the French king died without an heir, the war was over France's throne, during the time that England ruled a section of France.
France (over England).
The Hundred Years' war was a series of conflicts between England (House of Plantagenet) and France (House of Valois). The war started in 1337 and ended in 1453. During this war Joan of Arc a young girl who supported uncrowned king Charles VII to drive English out of France.
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The English channel separates England from France.
They were fighting over the control of France. England wanted to annex France, France wanted the British out of France and the monarchy of France restored.
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