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Which two nations fought in the 1337-1453 Hundred Years' War?

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Answer: C. Britain and France

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The Hundred Years' War was a historic dynastic conflict fought between the medieval kingdoms of Britain and France. English monarchs laid claim to the French crown triggering more than a century of intermittent warfare. Both European powers mobilized extensive military forces resulting in legendary battles across French territories. The conflict lasted from 1337 until 1453 involving notable historical figures such as Joan of Arc. Advancements in military technology such as the longbow played a decisive role in early English tactical victories. The war ultimately ended with the expulsion of English forces from nearly all continental French possessions.

America and Britain did not exist as sovereign states during the fourteenth century medieval conflict era. North Korea and South Korea are modern Asian nations established long after the medieval period concluded. North Vietnam and South Vietnam are twentieth-century geopolitical entities unrelated to European medieval history.

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