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Why was Edward able to inherit the French throne?
Why was Edward able to inherit the French throne?
- He was a skilled diplomat.
- He had a strong army.
- He was the son of King Edward III.
- He was a direct descendant of a French king. (correct)
What law prevented King Edward III from inheriting the French crown?
What law prevented King Edward III from inheriting the French crown?
- Salic Law (correct)
- French Succession Law
- Maternal Crown Law
- Throne Inheritance Act
Why did King Edward III invade France despite its larger size?
Why did King Edward III invade France despite its larger size?
- England had a strong government.
- France had a weak government.
- England was confident due to its wealth and army strength. (correct)
- France was surrounded by enemies.
What strategy did the French use to deal with being surrounded by enemies on two sides?
What strategy did the French use to deal with being surrounded by enemies on two sides?
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What countries did England have experience fighting before the 100 Years' War?
What countries did England have experience fighting before the 100 Years' War?
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