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By: Briana Reustle, Noah Gordon, Cody Sullivan, Jared Leuz, Craig Ragnoli, Austin Keil and Joe Murphy

Economy-Trade  England took over the seaports so France couldn’t trade by sea routes.  Many peasants died from war or disease.  The people that survived were needed as workers.  The peasants knew this and made demands.  Peasants forced the nobles to pay them wages.  Most peasants became farmers and rented land from the nobles.

Tech/ Warfare  Long Bow- shot steel-tipped arrows which went farther  Crossbow- could not send arrows as far a long bow  Steel tip arrow- shot farther than regular arrows  Crude portable canon- difficult to use but lead to the development of the refined canon

Religion  Joan of Arc heard heavenly voices, whom she thought was God, while praying telling her to save France.  She went to Charles and told him that God had sent her to help him.  Charles gave her a suit of armor, an army, and a white linen banner.

Legacies  Archery is a common sport of todays generation  The longbow is used today in the sport of archery.  Cannons have developed into rocket launchers and high tech weaponry.

First: England declared themselves ruler of France. Second: Once England won many battles over France Joan of Arc wished to have an army to Fight England. Third: Joan Won the battle of Orleans but was captured and eventually killed for witch craft. Fourth: France finally won their land back after Joan of Arc dies.

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