#04a MC Chapter 11 part 2. War and Instability in the 14th c.

It implies that the nobility was becoming less interested in warfare and more focused on courtly pursuits.

It demonstrates a decrease in the population of peasants due to the Black Death.

It suggests a decline in the importance of military affairs in medieval society.

The use of the longbow led to the immediate end of the Hundred Years' War due to its effectiveness.

The longbow was a symbol of the English monarchy's divine right to rule over France.

The longbow's introduction was resisted by the English nobility who favored traditional combat methods.

It showed that the English monarchy had achieved its goal of ruling France.

It indicated that the French monarchy was no longer interested in regaining lost territories.

It proved that the war had no significant impact on the people of France.

Political instability led to the abolition of the monarchy, making Parliament the supreme governing body.

The instability caused a decline in the power of Parliament as monarchs centralized control.

Parliaments were established as a direct response to the Black Death to manage public health.

It implies that the nobility was primarily concerned with maintaining the social order and protecting the peasantry.

It suggests that the nobility was united in their support for the monarchy against commoners.

It indicates a strong and stable monarchy that could manage and control the aspirations of the nobility.

It suggested that future wars would be fought without the use of artillery.

It demonstrated a decline in the effectiveness of military technology.

It indicated that the use of gunpowder would be limited to ceremonial purposes.

It suggests that the peasantry was gaining political power over the nobility.

It shows a return to more traditional feudal practices.

It implies that military service was becoming less important in society.

It suggested that Parliament had no real influence on the monarchy's decisions.

It showed that the monarchy was able to bypass Parliament entirely in financial matters.

It indicated that Parliament was becoming less relevant in the governance of England.

They suggest that the French monarchy was the most stable institution in medieval Europe.

They indicate that civil wars were uncommon and easily resolved in medieval Europe.

They imply that the Hundred Years' War had little impact on the internal politics of France.

It suggested that the French monarchy was actively recruiting foreign soldiers.

It implied that these companies were formed to protect the French populace.

It indicated that mercenaries were officially part of the French military structure.

It shows that the French military was predominantly composed of female leaders.

It suggests that women commonly held military leadership roles in medieval Europe.

It implies that Joan's involvement had no significant impact on societal views of women.

It implies that parliaments were solely responsible for the financial management of the state.

It suggests that taxation was becoming less important as a source of royal revenue.

It indicates that monarchs were losing all forms of power to parliamentary bodies.

It indicated that the use of cannons was primarily for ceremonial purposes.

It showed that military leaders were resistant to incorporating new technologies.

It suggested that the cannon had little to no effect on the outcomes of battles.

It suggests that Joan's exoneration was universally accepted without any opposition.

It indicates that the church court was the primary driver of Joan's initial condemnation.

It implies that gender played no role in the initial accusations against Joan of Arc.

It indicates that the English monarchy was less wealthy than its French counterpart.

It shows that the English had a stronger preference for traditional knightly combat.

It implies that peasants were becoming the dominant class in English society.

It had no significant impact on the development of national identities.

It led to the dissolution of national monarchies and a return to city-state governance.

It decreased the power of monarchies, leading to a decline in the concept of nationhood.

It suggests that the monarchy was able to completely dictate the actions of the House of Commons.

It shows that the House of Commons had full control over the English government.

It implies that the House of Commons was becoming less relevant in English politics.

It shows that the feudal system was becoming more entrenched.

It implies that the use of mercenaries made warfare less common.

It suggests that mercenaries were a new phenomenon in the fourteenth century.

It suggests that the dukes were primarily interested in protecting the interests of the French peasantry.

It implies that the conflict had no significant impact on the outcome of the Hundred Years' War.

It indicates that the French monarchy was the most stable and powerful institution during the war.

It suggests that the clock was primarily an artistic rather than a functional invention.

It indicates that the clock had little impact on the lives of Europeans until much later.

It shows that the church was losing its influence over the daily routines of people.