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To leave jail, Jean ll had to give the English a ... to take his place
HOSTAGE
The French King was released after a payment of ...
3 million ecus
The Treaty of Bretigny was signed in ...
1360
The Black Prince captured...
Jean ll (King Philip's successor)
King Edward's son was called .....
The Black Prince
What slowed the conflicts?
The Black Plague
Taking control of Calais gave the English access to a _____ and a base of ________.
PORT - BASE OF OPERATIONS
In which year did Edward lll take control of Calais?
1347
Who won the Battle of Cracy?
Edward lll
Which battle was fought in 1346?
The Battle of Cracy
The English invaded the French and wanted to negotiate with them.
TRUE
Which is the name of the first phase?
The Edwardian Era War
How many phases does The Hundred Years' War have?
3 PHASES
Who became the king when Charles died?
Philip VI
When Charles died, Isabella tried to claim the throne for Edward.
TRUE
Isabella was Charles' __________.
SISTER
Charles was Edward's _________.
UNCLE
Who became the French king when Philip died?
Philip's son, Charles, became the new king of France.
Why did Edward III claim the French throne?
Edward claimed the throne because he was Philip's grandson.
Edward III was angry to Philip and claimed his right to the throne.
TRUE
The territory King Philip confiscated was called Aquitaine.
TRUE
In 1437, King Philip VI of France confiscated English territory.
FALSE
The French Kings were not worried about the loss of territory.
FALSE
The Kings of England controlled land in France.
TRUE
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