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which medieval ruler launched an extended war against France that contributed to the development of distinct national identites in Europe

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Edward III of England.


Edward III led England into the Hundred Years' War with France, which drastically changed the map of Europe, as the war lasted over 116 years.

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King Edward the III was the medieval ruler who launched an extended war against France that contributed to the development of distinct national identities in Europe.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • King Edward the III of England believed that he was the 'rightful king' of the 'throne of France' and in order to conquer the same, he fought a number of battles with the then French rulers.
  • It was only after the treaty of Bretigny that Edward left his urge to conquer the throne of France.
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