Hundred Years War
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| The Hundred Years War | lasted from May 1337 until October 1453.
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| Edward III | English king who asserted a claim to the French throne.
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| French Weaknesses | internal disunity, lack of war funds, territorial divisions.
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| 1340 | Flemish cities revolt against the French and acknowledged Edward as the king of France.
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| 1346 | Edward attacks Normandy and seizes the port of Calais.
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| 1356 | England captures the French king, John II the Good.
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| Jacquerie | series of bloody rebellions by French peasants due to increasing taxes and forced labor on war-damaged properties
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| Peace of Bretigny-Calais | (May 9, 1360) declared an end to Edward's vassalage to the king of France
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| June 1381 | England had its own version of the Jacquerie, leaving the country divided.
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| The Treaty of Troyes | (1420) disinherited the legitimate heir to the French throne and named Henry V the successor to the French king.
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| Henry VI of England | named king of both France and England.
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| Joan of Arc | peasant that declared that she was sent by God to besiege Orleans from the English. After her execution, she was named a saint.
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| 1435 | duke of Burgundy made peace with Charles, allowing France to force the English back.
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| Charles VII | son of Charles VI who ignored the Treaty of Troyes.
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| French victories due to... | awakened French nationalism by Joan of Arc.
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| 1453 | (end of the war) England only held their coastal enclave of Calais.
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