Question

Which statement does not accurately describe the Hundred Years' War?

A.
At the end of the war, England lost all its territory in France except for the port of Calais.


B.
New armor gave mounted French knights a big advantage over English foot soldiers.

C.
Edward III’s son, the “Black Prince,” captured Paris and the French king, but France did not surrender.


D.
Convinced that God had told her to lead an army against the English, Joan of Arc won the Battle of Orléans.

Answer 1

The statement that does not accurately describe the Hundred Years' War is that the new armor gave mounted French Knights a big advantage over English foot soldiers. This was the war which showed that the mounted army had lost dominance. numerous mounted French knights lost their lives to the English archers.