Question 9 • FL-2109310-World History Sem 1 - Flex
How did the Hundred Years’ War affect the development of France and England? Check all that apply.It ended any English claims to French territory.It resulted in the two nations forming a strong rivalry.It encouraged the two regions to form separate identities.It resulted in each nation creating a national church.It led to an increased sense of nationalism in each nation. It brought the members of French and English nobility closer.
Answer
A
It ended any English claims to French territory.
B
It resulted in the two nations forming a strong rivalry.
C
It encouraged the two regions to form separate identities.
D
It resulted in each nation creating a national church.
E
It led to an increased sense of nationalism in each nation.
F
It brought the members of French and English nobility closer.
Explanation
The war ended English rule and claims to territory in France, while centuries of conflict deepened rivalry between the kingdoms. It also helped people in both places develop distinct identities and a stronger sense of loyalty to their own nation. The war did not cause each country to create a national church, and it did not bring the French and English nobility closer together.
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