Henry V Was So Successful in Taking Territory from France

question 60

Multiple Choice

Henry V was so successful in taking territory from France during the latter part of the Hundred Years' War that he was able to force the king of France to:

• A)concede his crown.
• B)become a vassal of the English king.
• C)resign his crown and retire to a monastery.
• D)request aid from the Byzantine empire.
• E)recognize the English king as the heir to the French throne.

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