Question

Which statement about the Hundred Years' War is true?








A.
England and Russia formed an alliance that eventually conquered France.







B.
Joan of Arc led a French army that captured the city of London.







C.
The French relied on peasant archers while the English fought only on horseback.







D.
Both sides tired of the fighting, but France gained more than England.
d?

Answer 1

Nope very close though

Answer 2

c?

Answer 3

a?

Answer 4

please do not guess, typing random letters isn't going to help you learn

Answer 5

http://www.history.com/topics/hundred-years-war first read about it

Answer 6

C is incorrect, the english were disciplined archers

Answer 7

so b thx awolf

Answer 8

B is absolutely incorrect

Answer 9

London was not captured

Answer 10

read the last paragraph


The end of the conflict was never marked by a peace treaty but died out because the English recognized that the French troops were too strong to be directly confronted.

English territory in France, which had been extensive since 1066 (see Hastings, Battle of) now remained confined to the Channel port of Calais (lost in 1558). France, at last free of the English invaders, resumed its place as the dominant state of western Europe.

Answer 11

I did

Answer 12

yes.. France gained more than England.. and a treaty was never officially established

Answer 13

but y should I put the answer as a wen I block meh and might trying to make meh fail

Answer 14

oh yes, i am absolutely trying to do that, listen to wolfy then

Answer 15

im not the kind of person to jeopardize things like that..

Answer 16

I now I was jk

Answer 17

may I have a medal :P

Answer 18

I gess so

Answer 19

i will medal bri :P cause she tried

Answer 20

ok