The Hundred Years' War was primarily fought between which two kingdoms?
In which year did the Hundred Years' War begin?
In which year is the war traditionally considered to have ended?
Which English king claimed the French crown at the start of the conflict?
Which battle in 1346 was a major English victory early in the war?
Which weapon helped English armies win famous victories?
At which battle in 1356 was the French king John II captured?
Which treaty temporarily ended the first phase of the war in 1360?
Which French king was captured by the English at Poitiers?
Who was the French heroine associated with the relief of Orleans in 1429?
Which city did Joan of Arc help relieve from English siege?
At which cathedral city was Charles VII crowned after Joan's campaign?
Which English king won the Battle of Agincourt in 1415?
The Battle of Agincourt took place in which year?
Which treaty recognized Henry V as heir to the French throne?
Which Burgundian alliance initially strengthened England in France?
Who was the mentally troubled French king during part of the later war?
Which battle in 1453 effectively ended English hopes in France?
Which territory remained under English control after 1453?
Which French dynasty ruled during the Hundred Years' War?
Which Scottish alliance with France opposed England during the conflict?
Which battle in 1415 became one of England's most celebrated victories?
Which French noble faction rivaled the Armagnacs during the civil strife?
What broader change did the war help encourage in both kingdoms?
Which new military technology became increasingly important late in the war?
Who was executed by the English-allied authorities in 1431?
Which English royal house led England for most of the later war?
Which English victory in 1346 was followed by the siege of Calais?
Which region in southwestern France was long contested during the war?
Why is the name 'Hundred Years' War' somewhat misleading?