Causes
Who was William the Conqueror?
King of England, a vassal under the French King and got French land.
Why did England turn to becoming a power on sea?
Because England was denied as a power on land after they lost the Hundred Year War.
Where did the majority of the battles in the Hundred Year War take place?
Where was Joan of Arc's most significant victory?
At the Battle of Orléans.
Who was King Edward III?
He attacked Flanders in response on the attack on Guyenne and also to make a claim for the French throne.
Why did England and France tax the poor?
Because both countries were pretty much bankrupt.
How did the Hundred Year War end?
With the 7-year truce between King Edward IV and King Louis XI.
Why did Joan of Arc die?
She was tried as heretic or someone who believes in a religion contradictory to orthodox religions.
Who was King Philip VI?
Attacked Guyenne in 1337 in fear that England's king was getting too strong.
Why did France's social structure switch to capitalism?
Because of the destruction of France's feudal nobility system.
When did the Hundred Year War happen?
What motivated Joan of Arc to do what she did?
Who were the Capetian Kings?
The ruling house of France.
Where did England and France agree to settle differences in the future with negotiation over military might?
In their 7-year truce.
What was the name of the treaty where John II's ransom was fixed?
The Treaties of Brétigny and Calais.
What did the Roman Catholic Church say about Joan of Arc after she died?
They canonized her as a saint.
Who were the Dukes of Normandy?
They were vassals of the Capetian Kings.
Who sprouted up as a national hero for England?
Henry V.
Where did Edward the Black Prince capture John II?
At the Battle of Crécy.
When was Joan of Arc born?
In 1412.