Hundred Year War
Joan of Arc and Black Death
John Wycliffe
John Huss
100

Who won most of the battles? Who won the war?

the English won most of the battles but France won 

100

What was the Black Death 

a lethal disease that swept across Europe from 1348-1350 

100

What was John Wycliffe's profession?

He was a professor at Oxford and a theologian 

100

What was John Huss' job? Who influenced his beliefs

He was a professor in Prague. John Wycliffe's writings influenced him

200

How did the Hundred Year War begin?

King Edward III started the war because he wanted to be king of France, as he was a closer relative and had a claim to the French throne 

200
About how many people died from the Black Death?

About half of the European population 

200

Who did John Wycliffe openly criticize?

the friars and the pope

200
How did John Hus view the church?

He said that the Bible is more important than church tradition 

300

What happened when Henry V won the battle at Agincourt?

He made the King of France sign a peace treaty, making him Regent of France

300

What did Joan of Arc claim to see?

Visons from the Archangel Michael, St Margaret, and St Catherine telling her to rescue France from England 
300
How did John Wycliffe view Scripture?

He believed that Scripture is the final authority on all matters of life


300

Why did John Huss ask to go to the Council of Constance?

He was trying to appeal his excommunication from the church

400

How long was the Hundred-Year War?

116 years

400

How did Joan of Arc die?

She was burned at the stake

400
John Wycliffe planted seeds for what movement that was to come to England?

the Reformation 

400

How did John Huss die? Why did he die that way?

He was burned at the stake. He was accused of heresy

500

Why did Joan of Arc die the way she did?

She was accused of heresy, witchcraft, and she dressed like a boy

500

To what did John Wycliffe believe the church should return?

the poverty and simplicity like the apostles lived in in Acts

500

What was John Huss' view of the leaders in the church?

He defended them but claimed that only God could forgive sins

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