Consequences of the hundred years war?

Answer 1

France won in the end, and although their land suffered, King Edward prevailed to be crowned. Both countries promoted Propaganda which instilled in people newfound nationalism and fear/hatred for the other country through letters, sermons, and speeches. There was also extreme military evolution. Weapons, tactics, army structure, and societal meaning all changed. Both countries created standing armies and the longbow was fashioned.

Answer 2

The development of the Engilsh parliament was stimulated as Edward III required more and more money for the war. The national assembly unified English government. Also, nationalism increased in both France and England

Answer 3

The Hundred Years War had a lasting effect on Europe. France lost half of its population during the war, Normandy's population was cut by 75 percent and England's was reduced by two thirds, mainly from the plague. The war depleted the treasuries of both France and Britain, necessitating various means of taxation. Both countries developed a strong nationalistic attitude that remains.

Answer 4

Many believe it was the religious revival that happened during the war. Other advancements happened furthering the religious revival like the increase of religious leaders in politics, the peoples beliefs, and the influence of Western Europe to the known world.

Answer 5

During the Hundred Years' War, people began to catch a terrible sickness that was spreading along Mongol trade routes through Central Asia to both China and Western Europe beginning in 1328 a.d. This sickness was called the Bubonic Plague. The Bacteria, which is known as the bacterium Yersinia pestis, caused the plague, infecting people when infected fleas bit them. Bubonic plague was one of the most feared diseases of the ancient and medieval worlds. The Bubonic Plague caused a fever and black spots on your chest and sometimes great big black swellings on your armpits and at the top of your legs; it's also known as the Black Death. The first time people got the Bubonic Plague was in Constantinople. Later the plague spread to Europe. Then it outbreak in China or Central Asia and soon spread across the Mongol Empire to West Asia, finally killing people in North Africa and in France, England, Germany and Italy. This plague killed about one out of every three people in Europe.

Answer 6

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