One Consequence of the Hundred Years' War Was

question 9

Multiple Choice

One consequence of the Hundred Years' War was

• A) an increase in the importance of France's parliament.
• B) an improvement in England's patterns of trade.
• C) an increasing acceptance of chivalry as a way of life.
• D) a more important role for the cavalry in battle.
• E) the development of a stronger parliament in England.

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