Hundred Years War

The Hundred Years war was responsible for the establishment of strong central monarchies in France and England.

it was actually 116 years

After 116 years of fighting, both nations were pretty much done and wanted peace. Both sides "won" (France was able to make the English leave, and the English raided so much bullion that they were fairly rich afterward), and the population took a major turn for the worse (the Black plague also occurred during this time). Some events during the war led to the English Civil wars, also 'unifying' the nations because they became preoccupied with themselves at the moment.

The massive and innovative use of the longbow by the English who developed also a new tactic on the battle fields.

The improved and large use of the artillery by the French during the last period of the war.

No. The Wars of the Roses was a fight between the Lancaster & York claimants to the English throne. The succession of the crown at this time is very confused. Principally it involves the reign of Henrys IV V & VI, Edward IV &V & Richard III. In 1485 Henry VII wins the battle of Bosworth defeating Richard III.

Life was very horrifying. they were the worlds horrible fighters. they blevied in no gods.

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Spartan boy was at home and at school until he was 7-9 after he would train for sports. After the reaches 18 he would train to goto war and at 20 he would head to war.

So most likely 20- 79 ish

Ps. They acctually believed in gods.

Locke, Rousseau, and Paine influenced the American Revolution significantly, if that helps at all...

The king of England would also rule France. The England /French territory would conquer many more territories possibly, but the French probably would rebel against the king of England.

The longbow could reach far out and also penetrate armour of those days and kill horses. Cavalry was feared by common soldiers and the longbow was their protection .

Europe, was the one who lost.

Thanks to Joan of ARC!

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'Europe' did not lose the Hundred Years War, as both participating sides were in fact European (including Joan of Arc). The winner of the War was France, who successfully defeated England.

England and France fougth for the throne

The Hundred Year War ended with the victory of the House of Valois, as supported by the native French and others including Bohemia, Genoa and Scotland, over The House of Plantagenet, as supported primarily by the English, the Holy Roman Empire and several others.

The Plantagenet territories in France reached their peak by 1424, at which time there was significant domestic issues in England surrounding the regency of the child-king Henry VI. But by 1428, the English were rallied again to push for the city of Orleans, despite not having significant numbers to secure the city.

In 1429, Joan of Arc rallied a previously dejected French army and attacked Redoubts, then going on to take numerous English strongholds throughout Loire. This culminated with a significant victory at Patay over the English under the command of the 1st Earl of Shrewsbury and a march to Rheims in the same year.

French progress stalled after the capture and execution of Joan of Arc. But in 1453, the Burgundians under Philip III switched their allegiance to the Valoisians. This, combined with Charles VII's re-organisation of his army, allowed the French to capture numerous towns.

The territorial advances of the French continued rapidly through 1453, until the 1st Earl of Shrewsbury attempted to re-take the town of Gascony and was defeated by Jean Bureau at the Battle of Castillon. This is seen as the final battle of the Hundred Years War.

Read JFC Fuller Desicive battles of the Western world

In No order:

-Battle of Waterloo-Napoleon's down fall

-Battle of Marathon-thwarted Persian attempts to conquered Greece and arguably saved democracy

-Athenian Campaign of Sicily-actual battle not important other than causing the downfall of Athens but the effects caused Athens to do 'soul searching' after defeat and led to the rise of philosophy and the "Academy"

- Mohammed's conquest of Mecca-had he been defeated, Islam would likely have died, undoubtedly changing human history

-Battle of Zama-extremely risky move that ensured creation of Roman Empire

-Battle of Tours-halted Muslim advance into Europe and arguably saved Christendom from Muslim subordination

-Battle of Normandy-Arguably most important battle of WW2, had Normandy failed, Hitler could have indefinitely held out (but not defeated) the Russians. After Normandy, German defeat was inevitable.

The Battle of Britain, where the British RAF fought against Luftaffer(Germans)

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The Hundred Years' War. The Battle of Tours

Port of Cialis or however its spelled.

Calais bro

Let us be guided by high imagery, She was French, she had dark hair worn inthe rather (Knightly) Pageboy style, and she probably had Blue eyes, msot Johannic artists show her with Blue eyes, she is certainly a popular subject with artists, paritculairtly those from France. There is nujmerous artistic license. Medieval wqarriors sometimes wore their crest or insignia on a sort of vest or almost T-shirt worn over the breastplate, usually some sort of cruciform (Cross My Heart) The Diagonal civil and GSA Flag-salute witht he right hand held diagonally over the heart comes form the medieval times. She may have worn a special and lovely white cape or capelet over all else . this was only worn on formal occasions, and had all the frills of a modern cape stole. (equivalet of a class A Dress uniform) the paintings where she is shown in church (Coronation of Charles following the battle of Rheims) are missing this feature. well Good luck.

Authors focused a little bit on feelings in literature, and emotions. They had human -like subjects. The invention of the printing press helped encourage people the read literature and authors to gain fame. the literature was a change from the old, and very different because of the information of different cultures from the crusaders.

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No you are wrong. George W. Bush sent a execution order to burn every book in the county. Thus creating a rebelion amounst the shakespeare clans of the land dwellers. This war continues today in the underground railroad

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They contributed to the decline of feudalism.

during the 100 Years War, English rulers turned to the Parliament

England has been involved in numerous wars in its history It would be hard to name them all but if you start at the Anglo Saxon Invasion the most famous would be-

Defending against the vikings

Losing To The Normans

The Crusades

100 Year War with France

War of the Roses

30 years war

English Civil War

Jacobite rebellion

Napoleonic Wars

Crimean war

Zulu war

Boer War

Irish war of Independence/Anglo Irish war

WW1

WW2

Falklands

Iraq

Afghanistan

A peasant girl named Joan of Arc

Athens. It is still the capital today.

Child soldiers currently serve in several military forces and paramilitary forces in conflict zones throughout the world. However, no military - especially a Western military - will allow a 13 year old to enlist. Minimum enlistment age in most of the world's militaries will be between the ages of 16 and 19.