The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by 1420, the deaths of heirs to the throne created uncertainty. A named Joan of Arc led Charles VII and his troops to victory.

The Hundred Years’ War was fought between England and France over control of French territory and the English king’s claim to the French throne. Joan of Arc helped Charles VII rally French forces and turn the war in France’s favor. The best choice is land; religion and trade were not the central dispute described here.

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