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100yrs War (Phase 1)

key dates/events of the first phase of the hundred years war (1259-1377)

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Treaty that separated Henry III as the king of England and the Duke of Aquitaine, making Aquitaine sovereign French territory Treaty of Paris (1259)
Gascony is confiscated in the years... 1324, 1337
Treat of [year] led to the dynastic dispute at the core of the war 1303
End of the senior Capetian line 1328, the death of Charles V leaves no male heir other than Philip of Valois (Philip VI of France)
Early French defeat against the Flemish Courtrai (1302)
Early English victories include the naval battle of [name], and the battle over the port of [name] Sluy (1340), Calais (1327)
After winning a long siege, which city did Edward III now have that gave him full control of the English channel? Calais (1348)
Which battle was a decisive and strategic victory for the English? Crecy (1346)
In what year did the English nearly gain full control of Anjou, Aquitaine, Tourraine and Maine before the French pulled out of the deal at the last minute? 1353
Where does the Black Prince defeat King John II and take him prisoner? Battle of Poitiers (1357)
Which popular revolt took place after the capture of John II? Jacquiere (1358)
In what year does Edward III increase his demands to include sovereignty of Normandy, Maine, Anjou, Aquitaine, and Tourrinae? 1358
What defeat in battle forces Edward to lower his goals to only Aquitaine and a reduced ransom for John II? Battle of Bretigny
Which town in Aquitaine defected to the French, leading to a 3 day violent sacking by the Black Prince? Limoges (1370)
When did the Black Prince die? 1376
When did Edward III die? 1377
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