First Phase
Second Phase
Third Phase Pt. 1
Third Phase Pt. 2
Overall
100

What English king believed he had a right to the throne of France? 

On what basis, did he justify this claim?

Edward III of England

Blood relation to the previous French King

100

Nine years later, the Hundred Years’ War started up again. The new king of France, King ___________, started treating the ____________________ as his vassal

Charles V

Black Prince

100

The third phase of the Hundred Years’ War started when King _________ of England (whose father, ________, had deposed ___________) invaded France, planning to conquer it.

Henry V

Henry IV

Richard II

100

That didn’t go as planned because Henry V and Charles VI both died two years later. Henry’s 9-month-old son __________ became king of England and (technically) king of France.

Why is this a problem?

Henry VI


The Dauphin (Charles VI's son) still believes he is the rightful king of France!

100

The 100 Years' War was between which two countries?

When did it start? End?

England and France

1337-1453 AD

200

The first big battle of the Hundred Years’ War was the naval battle of _______, which England won.

Battle of Sluys

200

The French won back a large amount of the land that the English had conquered during the first phase of the war. England managed to keep _________ and some land in ___________.

Calais

Aquitaine

200

Henry V began this phase of the war by laying siege to the French coastal city of _________. Thousands of his soldiers died of ____________ during the siege.

Harfleur

Dysentery 

200

At first the English were winning, but that changed when ____________ led the French army to victory against the English at the Siege of __________ in 1429.

Joan of Arc

Orleans

200

Who won the First Phase?

Who won the Second Phase?

Who won the Third Phase (Part 1)?

Who won the Third Phase (Part 2)?

First Phase: English

Second Phase: French

3rd Phase

  (Part 1): English

  (Part 2): French

300

At the Battle of _________, Edward’s son the __________________________ beat a French army led by King ___________, who had become the king of France after the death of Philip VI.

Poitiers

Black Prince

Jean II

300

This second phase of the war fizzled out because the main leaders of both sides _______ and the new kings were ___________.

died

wee lads 

300

A huge French army met Henry’s army on the way to Calais. The two armies fought against each other in the _______________________. The ________ won the battle because of their ___________.

Battle of Agincourt

English

Longbows

300

The Dauphin soon had himself crowned King _________ of France.

Charles VII

300

What major military did the English have over the entirety of the 100 Years' War?

LONGBOWS

400

What did the Black Prince do to King Jean II at the Battle of Poitiers?

Captured him for ransom

400

This phase of the war officially ended with the Treaty of ______ between King __________ of England and King __________ of France

1389

Richard II

Charles VI

400

After losing at Agincourt, France made peace with England in 1420 through the ______________________. That treaty made Henry V the _______ of King Charles VI of France, meaning that Henry would become king of _________ when Charles died.

Treaty of Troyes

Heir

France

400

Over the next 20 years, France retook all of England’s lands in France except for _________.

Calais

400

Who won the 100 Years' War as a whole?

The darn French

500

This phase of the war ended with the _____________________, which allowed England to keep most of the _______ that it had conquered in France.

The French king agreed to stop treating the English king as his ____________.

Treaty of Bretigny

Land

Boy (Vassal)

500

Why do English kings have so many territorial ties to France?

William the Conqueror was Duke of Normandy before he successfully took over England in 1066

Eleanor of Aquitaine married into the English royal family 

500

How many times more men did the French have than the English at the Battle of Agincourt?

About how many times more French soldiers died than the English soldiers at the Battle of Agincourt?

5 times

10

500

The entire 100 Years' War unofficially ended in _______. There was no official __________ that ended the war; England just stopped attacking France after realizing that the French were too strong to beat.

1453

Treaty

500

By the end of the entire 100 Years' War, France had taken over all of England's lands in France except for what northern coastal city?

Calais