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The Hundred Years' War

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