Who won the 100 Years War?
Correct answer: B. France
- A. Germany
- B. France
- C. England
- D. Belgium
Explanation
France ultimately won the Hundred Years’ War, driving the English out of nearly all their continental possessions except Calais. French victories under leaders such as Joan of Arc helped reverse the earlier English advantage.
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