The 100 Years’ War.

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The 100 Years’ War

As a Class… Read Sir Percival Pelham and the Battle of Agincourt p.135-139 While reading: chart comparing the English and French armies

1338-1453 Struggle between monarchs and nobles of FRANCE and ENGLAND 100 YEARS!?!?!?! Frequent long truces No fighting in winter months

Your Task: Outlining Notes Read pages 145-148 Take notes using the Outlining method When you finish, answer questions 1, 2, and 3a

Clip: Deadliest Wars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qN4plMqw4o

War… Benefits (Good) Drawbacks (Bad) Draw a t-chart like this, and add what you think are the benefits and drawbacks of war. War… Benefits (Good) Drawbacks (Bad)

Share the ideas you came up with on your chart In pairs/groups of 3 Share the ideas you came up with on your chart Discuss: what are some alternatives to war? (Be ready to share your answers with us!)