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The 100 Years War : Dynastic Policy The 100 Years War : Peasants' Revolts The Hundred Years War : The War The Kings of England were hereditary DUKES OF NORMANDY, and the Plantagenet Dynasty Kings were also DUKES OF AQUITAINE and COUNTS OF POITOU. Although Normandy was lost to France by King John (1204), the English kings still owned a sizeable proportion of France. The confiscation of the English fiefs of Poitou and Aquitaine lead to English King Edward III. refusing to pay homage to King Philip VI. of France, of the new Valois dynasty, claiming the crown for himself instead. The war began with the Estates of Flanders, dependent on English wool exports, refusing to accept their count's loyalty to France; Flanders joined the English, and the English fleet won it's first victory in the BATTLE OF SLUIS (1346) over the French. The English invaded France, defeating the French army in the BATTLE OF CRECY, despite being heavily outnumbered; the WELSH ARCHERS proved decisive. CALAIS fell to the English. The BLACK DEATH ended hostilities for a while. It was not until the 1350es, when the EDWARD, THE BLACK PRINCE (-1376, so named because of the black armour he wore) appeared, directing the campaign against the French from Gascogne. In the BATTLE OF POITIERS (1356), again heavily outnumbered, he won a brilliant victory, taking prisoner King Jean II. of France. France did not pay the RANSOM promised for the release of King Jean, and the king, abiding to the laws of chivalry, returned to England to be held prisoner until he died in 1364. The events of the 100 Years War are, for the most part, describes in the CHRONICLE OF JEAN FROISSART, a historian native to Hainault (modern Belgium).

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eHistory Middle Ages History > Hundred Years War Search Members Overview Battles ... Timeline The Hundred Years War, lasting from 1337 until 1453, was a defining time for the history of both England and France. The war started in May 1337 when King Philip VI of France attempted to confiscate the English territories in the duchy of Aquitaine (located Southwestern France). It ended in July 1453 when the French finally expelled the English from the continent (except for Calais) by force. The Hundred Years War were a series of chevauchees (plundering raids), sieges and naval battles interspersed with truces and uneasy peace. One of the main causes of the Hundred Years War centered on the relationship between the Kings of France and England regarding the duchy of Aquitaine located in Southwestern France. In 1259, the Treaty of Paris designated that Henry III (1216 - 1270) held the duchy as a fief of the French King. Henry was a vassal of the King of France and, therefore, was required to pay liege homage to the king. (This meant that the King of England was required to do homage whenever the kingship of either England or France changed hands.) However, Henry was the King of England; how could a king be a in turn be a vassal? Control over the French throne further complicated matters. In 1328, Charles IV, King of France, died without a male heir. Edward III, the King of England, held claim to the throne via his mother who was Charles' sister. The other important claimant was head of the Valois house (Philip VI) grandson of Philip III. Philip VI gained the throne and moved to confiscate Aquitaine in order to consolidate his power. Edward led a raid into French territory in 1338 to defend his claim and two years later declared himself the true king of France.

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Return to Unit calendar Use the data below to develop categories with supporting details explaining the causes and results of the 100 years war. Causes of Hundred Years War: Results of Hundred Years War: Intense Nationalistic feeling grew in both England and France Most of the war was fought on French soil so there were great population and property loses that weakened France for the next hundred years. England lost territory in France but it allowed the English kings to centralize their power further and concentrate only on the English nobles. New weapons were introduced which weakened the power of the Knights and the castle thus ensuring the destruction of the feudal system in both England and France. The system continued in many of the Eastern European region especially Russia but was absent in Spain, Portugal, city-states in Inlay, Prussia, and the Holy Roman Empire. HUNDRED YEARS' WAR (1337-1453). The struggle between France and England called the Hundred Years' War was the longest war in recorded history. It lasted, with some interruptions, through the reigns of five English kings (Edward III to Henry V) and five French kings (Philip VI to Charles VII). The underlying cause of the war lay in the feudal system. Since the time of Henry II the English king had been duke of the great duchy of Guienne in southwest France. For this fief he did homage to the king of France (

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Covers the period from the Truce of Calais, in 1347, to the aftermath of the victory at Najera, in 1367. "A superb narrative history." Military History The Hundred Years War, Volume 2 Trial by Fire Jonathan Sumption shopping cart A volume in the Middle Ages Series series Not for sale outside the United States and the Philippines Choice Times Literary Supplement New York Review of Books A succession of catastrophes in the middle years of the fourteenth century brought France to the brink of destruction. The bankruptcy of the French state and a bitter civil war within the royal family were followed by the defeat and capture of the King of France by the Black Prince at Poitiers. A peasant revolt and a violent revolution in Paris completed the tragedy. In a humiliating treaty of partition France ceded more than a third of its territory to Edward III of England. Not for sixty years would the English again come so close to total victory. Yet the theme of the volume is not destruction, but survival. France's great cities, provincial towns and rural communities resisted where its leaders failed. They withstood the sustained savagery of the soldiers and the free companies of brigands to undo most of Edward III's work in the following generation. England's triumphs proved to be brittle and short-lived. Based on a wide range of contemporary sources, both printed and unprinted

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More than one hundred years of Film Sizes Film sizes, marvelous scope for collecting SUMMARY 35mm, struggle for standardization Many early filmsizes Variety of amateur film sizes Safety uninflammable film ... Literature and links Struggle for standardization One hundred years of cinema is also due to acceptance of one standard gauge. Whereas film equipment has undergone drastic changes in the course of a century it is a little miracle that 35mm has remained the universally accepted film size. If film had followed the same course as video, with its continuing change of systems, the development might have been delayed considerably. Edison We owe the format to a great extent to Edison (see photo) - in fact 35mm was called the Edison size before. Click on icon for Monkeyshines Edison film strip of 1890 Edison Kinetograph film strip of June 18th,1891 (click) In May 1889 Thomas Edison had ordered a Kodak camera from the Eastman Company and was apparently fascinated by the 70mm roll of film used. Thereupon W.K.L.Dickson

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HISTORY AND CULTURE: Our Own Hundred Years’ War Clark S. Judge The Second World War, the Cold War, and now the war on terrorism—all can be seen as part of a single, epochal struggle. Clark S. Judge is managing director of the White House Writers Group, a public policy communications firm. F Fallen Empires Dean Acheson titled his memoirs Present at the Creation, the creation being the years immediately following the Second World War when many of our current international institutions were founded. Yet while the late 1940s and early 1950s proved formative in many ways, these years were not the big bang of the modern moment. To find the death of an old international universe and the violent, consuming birth of a new star of history that still blinds us with its light and challenges our comprehension, we must reach back farther. The First World War led to the shattering of three imperial systems, and it is not too much to say that the world is still struggling with their demise and that of the international system of which they were so integral a part. The three imperial systems were the uneasy German imperial brotherhood of Prussia-dominated Germany and Vienna-centered Austria-Hungary, the Russian Empire, and the Ottoman Empire. From this perspective, the three major post-war struggles have been part of a single struggle about the character of the successor regimes and whether they or the democracies that prevailed in World War I—particularly the United States and Britain—would establish the norms of the international system that would eventually emerge. In World War II we dealt with Nazi Germany, the successor to the Germanic empires. In the Cold War, we dealt with the Soviet Union, the successor to the tsarist Russian Empire. Now we are grappling with those who followed the Ottomans.

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