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    The Hundred Years War began in 1337 when King Edward III of England, who believed he was the rightful heir to the French throne, invaded France and claimed the French throne after King Philip VI took control of the English territory of Aquitaine. King Edward III invaded France because he claimed the right to the French throne as the grandson of Philip IV through his mother, after King Charles IV of France died without a male heir. This marked the start of the Hundred Years War between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453.

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    The Hundred Years War began in 1337 when King Edward III of England, who believed he was the rightful heir to the French throne, invaded France and claimed the French throne after King Philip VI took control of the English territory of Aquitaine. King Edward III invaded France because he claimed the right to the French throne as the grandson of Philip IV through his mother, after King Charles IV of France died without a male heir. This marked the start of the Hundred Years War between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453.

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    100 Years War: January 26, 2021

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    The Hundred Years War began in 1337 when King Edward III of England, who believed he was the rightful heir to the French throne, invaded France and claimed the French throne after King Philip VI took control of the English territory of Aquitaine. King Edward III invaded France because he claimed the right to the French throne as the grandson of Philip IV through his mother, after King Charles IV of France died without a male heir. This marked the start of the Hundred Years War between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453.

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    100 YEARS WAR

    January 26, 2021


    COUGAR CHALLENGE
    Answer the following question. Write the letter of your answer in the chat box, but do not
    press send until the timer ends.

    What sparked the Hundred Years War?

    A. Joan of Arc had a vision.


    B. The Black Prince was captured.
    C. Henry V became the king.
    D. King Edward III invaded France.
    COUGAR CHALLENGE
    EXPLAINATION
    What sparked the Hundred Years War?

    A. Joan of Arc had a vision.


    B. The Black Prince was captured.
    C. Henry V became the king.
    D. King Edward III invaded France.

    King Edward III believed he was the rightful heir to the French crown through his mother,
    Isabella. He claimed the right to the throne when he was fifteen because King Charles IV of
    France died without a male heir. The French chose Philip to be their king instead. When Philip VI
    of France took control of Aquitaine from the English in 1337, King Edward III decided to fight
    back. He invaded France and claimed his right to the French throne.
    Norms
    • We will begin and end on time.
    • We will maintain a positive tone.
    • We will address problems with solutions.
    • We will contribute equally to the workload of this team.
    • We will listen respectfully and consider matters from another’s
    perspective.
    • We will monitor airtime.
    • We will execute all matters in a timely manner.
    Virtual Meeting Norms
    • Mute when not speaking.
    • When speaking, keep your points clear and concise.
    • Use the chat box to ask questions.
    • Keep your camera on.
    Standard and Objective
    Standard 7.38 Describe the significance of the Hundred Years War,
    including the roles of Henry V in shaping English culture and
    language and Joan of Arc in promoting a peaceful end to the war.

    Objective: SWBAT collect data and information from sources IOT


    describe the significance of the Hundred Years War, including the
    roles of Henry V in shaping English culture and language and Joan
    of Arc in promoting a peaceful end to the war.
    Standard and Objective

    Standard 7.38 Describe the significance of the Hundred Years War,


    including the roles of Henry V in shaping English culture and language
    and Joan of Arc in promoting a peaceful end to the war.
    facts and statistics collected
    give an account in words of together for reference
    (someone or something)

    Objective: SWBAT collect data and information from sources IOT


    describe the significance of the Hundred Years War, including the roles
    of Henry V in shaping English culture and language and Joan of Arc in
    promoting a peaceful end to the war.
    MATERIALS NEEDED TODAY
    •PENCIL
    •PAPER
    •TABLET
    •CHARGER
    Guiding Question
    How did disputes and wars change societies in Europe
    during the Late Middle Ages?
    Substitute Instructions
    Give two details about each event/document listed below in your own words.
    Be sure to use complete sentences. Use your note from the last two weeks.

    1. Magna Carta
    2. Crusades
    3. Hundred Years Wars
    4. Black Death
    Suggested ESL Scaffolds
    • Provide a word bank to help students create their Joan of Arc bio poem.
    • Consider creating an exemplar summary to support students in creating their own.

    • For Newcomers, provide sentence starters derived from the exemplar to aid them
    in creating their own.
    • Use a chain reaction graphic organizer to support students in analyzing how the
    Hundred Years War impact English Culture and Europe.
    • Sentence stems: “The Hundred Years War was significant because…” “ The War
    impacted English culture by…

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