At the End of the Hundred Years' War, ______________

question 83

Multiple Choice

At the end of the Hundred Years' War, ______________.

• A) Henry V rallied his troops for battle on Saint Crispin's Day and defeated the French once and for all
• B) Joan of Arc led the French troops to victory at Rouen
• C) Edward the Black Prince died and the war ended with no further claim against France
• D) Charles VII made peace with the duchy of Burgundy and left England only holding Calais.
• E) the pope interceded and declared a truce at the Treaty of Varennes

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Definitions:

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Intuition

The ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning.

Anima/Animus

The soul; the archetype of the opposite sex of the individual.