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(The Hundred Years’ War, The long bow changes warfare, The Impact of the…

- - - - Edward III launched for that throne continued on and off from 1337 to 1453. It became known as the Hundred Years’ War.
    - - Victory passed back and forth between the two countries. Finally, between 1421 and 1453, the French rallied and drove the English out of France entirely, except for the port city of Calais
- - - - They had defeated most of the french with the longbow
        
        The English repeated their victory ten years later at the Battle of Poitiers
      - The long bow so effective because it had speed range and force being able to over power many of the enemies
- - - - The power and prestige of the French Monarch increased
        
        The English suffered a period of internal turmoil known as the "War of Roses" 2 Nobles houses fought for the throne
        
        Twin pillars of the medieval world, religious devotion and the code of chivalry both crumbled
        
        Age of Faith slowly died. This was caused by the Great Schism, the scandalous display of wealth by the Church and discrediting the Church during the Plague
        
        The Age of Chivalry died on the battlefields.
      - How did the war change peoples perspective on the king?