How much do you know about the Hundred Years' War between England and France?
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Quale fu la ragione ufficiale della Guerra dei Cent'anni tra Inghilterra e Francia?

  • Una disputa territoriale sul controllo della Bretagna
  • Una disputa dinastica sulla corona francese (correct)
  • Una disputa sulla supremazia navale nel Mediterraneo.
  • Una disputa sul controllo delle rotte commerciali nel Baltico.
  • True or false:La Guerra dei Cent'anni fu un conflitto tra Francia e Spagna dal 1337 al 1453.

    True or false: La causa ufficiale della guerra fu una disputa dinastica sulla corona francese.

    Quali furono le principali battaglie vinte dall'Inghilterra all'inizio della Guerra dei Cent'anni?

    <p>Crécy e Poitiers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Quali sono state le armi e le tattiche introdotte durante la Guerra dei Cent'anni?

    <p>L'uso delle armi da fuoco e la tattica della linea di tiro</p> Signup and view all the answers

    True or false: La guerra vide l'introduzione di nuove armi e tattiche, tra cui l'uso di armi da fuoco.

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    Chi ha guidato i francesi alla vittoria durante la Guerra dei Cent'anni, rompendo l'assedio di Orléans e aiutando a incoronare Carlo VII come re?

    <p>Giovanna d'Arco</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Chi guidò i francesi alla vittoria durante la Guerra dei Cent'anni?

    <p>Giovanna d'Arco.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between England and France from 1337 to 1453.
    • The official reason for the war was a dynastic dispute over the French crown.
    • England initially had the upper hand, winning battles at Crécy and Poitiers.
    • The Treaty of Brétigny in 1360 gave England control of Aquitaine and Calais.
    • The war resumed in 1368 and France regained much of the territory ceded to England.
    • A civil war in France between Armagnacs and Burgundians reignited the conflict from 1407 to 1435.
    • The Battle of Azincourt in 1415 was a significant English victory.
    • Joan of Arc led the French to victory, breaking the siege of Orléans and helping to crown Charles VII as king.
    • The war saw the introduction of new weapons and tactics, including the use of firearms.
    • The war's end in 1453 is considered a significant marker in the end of the Middle Ages in Europe.

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    Take our Hundred Years' War quiz and test your knowledge on one of the longest and most complex conflicts in European history. From the dynastic dispute over the French crown to the introduction of new weapons and tactics, explore the key events and figures that shaped the war between England and France from 1337 to 1453. Challenge yourself to recall significant battles, treaties, and the role of Joan of Arc in leading the French to victory. Sharpen your history skills and learn more about this pivotal period

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