Indicate the causes and consequences of the Hundred Years War. How did the war affect the development

Indicate the causes and consequences of the Hundred Years War. How did the war affect the development of society in England and France?

The reason for the start of a series of wars that went down in history as the Hundred Years War were the claims of the English dynasty of Plantagenets for the rule of France. In earlier times, the British owned vast lands in Europe and wanted to return and hold them. Moreover, the ruling courts of England and France were often relatives and could lay claim to the throne. The war was started by the grandson of the French king, the English king Edward III.

The consequences of this war: many deaths, England’s loss of lands on the continent, the development of weapons and military arms. England was plunged into a series of internecine wars on her soil.

These wars influenced the development of society in England and France. There was ample food for creativity. Jeanne d’Arc was posthumously rehabilitated and became a symbol of victory.



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