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The Hundred Years' War (1337-1453) was a prolonged conflict between England and France, primarily over claims to the French throne. It saw the rise of national identities and significant military innovations, including the use of longbows by English forces. The war concluded with France emerging victorious, leading to the end of English territorial ambitions in France, except for Calais. This conflict significantly shaped the political landscape of both nations and marked the decline of feudalism in favor of centralized monarchies.

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