Question

part ii. chronological order. please, number the following events of the hundred years’ war from the earliest (1) to the latest (4).

1. _____ edward iii claimed his right to the french throne.
2. _____ england was victorious at the battle of crecy.
3. _____ france was victorious at the battle of castillon.
4. _____ the treaty of bretigny led france to pay england a ransom, and it led edward to renounce his claim to the french throne.

part iii. multiple choice. please, choose the appropriate answer to each question, and write the corresponding letter on the line.

1. _____what battle marked the end of the hundred years’ war?

a. battle of agincourt
b. battle of castillon
c. battle of formigny

1. _____when did the hundred years’ war end?

a. 1337
b. 1377
c. 1453

1. _____which side ultimately won the hundred years’ war?

a. england
b. france
c. spain

1. _____what was the outcome of the hundred years’ war?

a. england conquered all of 2 of 2e.
b. france conquered all of england.

Explanation:

Part II: Chronological Order

To solve this, we recall the timeline of the Hundred Years’ War:

• Edward III claimed the French throne in 1337 (start of tensions).
• Battle of Crecy was in 1346.
• Treaty of Bretigny was in 1360.
• Battle of Castillon was in 1453 (end of the war).

So the order is:

1. 1 (Edward III’s claim)
2. 2 (Battle of Crecy)
3. 4 (Battle of Castillon)
4. 3 (Treaty of Bretigny)

Part III: Multiple Choice

1. The Battle of Castillon (1453) marked the end of the Hundred Years’ War. So answer: B. Battle of Castillon
2. The Hundred Years’ War ended in 1453. So answer: C. 1453
3. France ultimately won the Hundred Years’ War. So answer: B. France
4. (Assuming the full option for A is incomplete, but historically, France regained its territory and England lost its continental holdings. If we assume the intended correct option is about France’s victory, but with the given options (A is incomplete, B is incorrect as France did not conquer England), likely a typo. However, based on history, the outcome was France retaining its territory and England losing most continental lands. But with the given options, if we proceed, the correct historical outcome aligns with France’s victory, so if we assume the intended answer is related to France’s success, but the options are flawed. However, based on the given choices, the best fit (given A is incomplete) would be that France reclaimed its territory, but with the provided options, we proceed with the historical context: the outcome was France’s victory, so if we take the options as is (even with A’s typo), the correct answer related to France’s win, but the options are unclear. However, based on standard questions, the outcome is France won and England lost continental lands.

Final Answers (Part II + III)

1. 1
2. 2
3. 4
4. 3
5. B. Battle of Castillon
6. C. 1453
7. B. France
8. (Note: Option A is incomplete, but historically, the outcome was France’s victory over English claims in France. If we assume a corrected option, but with given choices, the intended answer is likely related to France’s success, so if we proceed with the best available, but the options are flawed. However, based on history, the answer aligns with France’s victory.)

Answer:

Part II: Chronological Order

To solve this, we recall the timeline of the Hundred Years’ War:

• Edward III claimed the French throne in 1337 (start of tensions).
• Battle of Crecy was in 1346.
• Treaty of Bretigny was in 1360.
• Battle of Castillon was in 1453 (end of the war).

So the order is:

1. 1 (Edward III’s claim)
2. 2 (Battle of Crecy)
3. 4 (Battle of Castillon)
4. 3 (Treaty of Bretigny)

Part III: Multiple Choice

1. The Battle of Castillon (1453) marked the end of the Hundred Years’ War. So answer: B. Battle of Castillon
2. The Hundred Years’ War ended in 1453. So answer: C. 1453
3. France ultimately won the Hundred Years’ War. So answer: B. France
4. (Assuming the full option for A is incomplete, but historically, France regained its territory and England lost its continental holdings. If we assume the intended correct option is about France’s victory, but with the given options (A is incomplete, B is incorrect as France did not conquer England), likely a typo. However, based on history, the outcome was France retaining its territory and England losing most continental lands. But with the given options, if we proceed, the correct historical outcome aligns with France’s victory, so if we assume the intended answer is related to France’s success, but the options are flawed. However, based on the given choices, the best fit (given A is incomplete) would be that France reclaimed its territory, but with the provided options, we proceed with the historical context: the outcome was France’s victory, so if we take the options as is (even with A’s typo), the correct answer related to France’s win, but the options are unclear. However, based on standard questions, the outcome is France won and England lost continental lands.

Final Answers (Part II + III)

1. 1
2. 2
3. 4
4. 3
5. B. Battle of Castillon
6. C. 1453
7. B. France
8. (Note: Option A is incomplete, but historically, the outcome was France’s victory over English claims in France. If we assume a corrected option, but with given choices, the intended answer is likely related to France’s success, so if we proceed with the best available, but the options are flawed. However, based on history, the answer aligns with France’s victory.)