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The power of _______ grew as a result of France’s victory in the Hundred Years’ War. a. Joan of Arc c. Parliament b. the king d. the Pope

The power of _______ grew as a result of France’s victory in the Hundred Years’ War. a. Joan of Arc c. Parliament b. the king d. the Pope
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The power of _______ grew as a result of France’s victory in the Hundred Years’ War.

a.
Joan of Arc
c.
Parliament
b.
the king
d.
the Pope

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The answer is C. Parliament

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C) The Parliament

A primary result of the Hundred Years’ War was that the parliament became stronger.
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