1. World History
Mrs. Talley // February 2017

2. Do Now
Name the four most important engineering achievements of the Renaissance.
How did Michelangelo impact art in Europe?

3. Agenda Do Now Hundred Years’ War Guided Notes (Whole Group)
Henry V and Joan of Arc Stations (Collaborative Groups)
Extended Response (Independent Practice)

4. The Hundred Years’ War Summary
The Hundred Years’ War was a series of separate conflicts between England and France that spanned five generations. The war resulted in a strong division and rivalry between England and France as well as the decline of feudalism in Western Europe.

5. Causes of the War Conflict Over Flanders
Northeastern portion of France and parts of Belgium (present-day)
Major manufacturing center of cloth from English wool (England depended heavily on this trade)
Flanders had been under control of a French king, but the rising middle class of Flanders wanted their independence
England supported the middle class
France supported the king and powerful land owners

6. Causes of the War Continued
Control of France
English kings controlled much of France since the 1000s
The exact border between England and France was not well-established which led to conflict and war
The English Channel & North Sea
England needed the North Sea and English Channel for trade
France’s security needed waterways and ships so that they could invade England if necessary
Both sides started harassing the other for control

7. Stations: Important Figures of the War
Now, you are going to learn about two major figures during the Hundred Years’ War: Henry V and Joan of Arc. With your collaborative group, 1read the text, 2examine the visual aid, and 3answer the questions provided on your guided notes. You will have seven minutes for each rotation. You will use your guided notes and station answers to complete an extended response to show mastery of this learning target.

8. Station Countdown!  14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

9. Stations Review: Joan of Arc
What side of the Hundred Years’ War was Joan of Arc on? The French or the English?
What happened to Joan in 1424 that changed her life forever?
What was unique about Joan fighting in the Hundred Years’ War?
How did the English feel about Joan of Arc?
How was Joan honored post-mortem (after death) for her accomplishments?

10. Stations Review: Henry V
On what side of the Hundred Years’ War was Henry V? The French or the English?
What was Henry determined to do once he became king in 1413?
What famous battle is Henry known for winning? Why was this French defeat a surprise?
What leadership characteristics do you think Henry V might have possessed that would have helped him win this battle?

11. Consequences of the War
Feudalism suffered greatly
Military power of the feudal knight was broken
Knights preferred firearms rather than swords
Many of the greatest lords died in this conflict, leading many serfs to leave feudalism for new towns.
Kings tried to rebuild their nations with a strong economy that could support a national army
England stopped trying to overtake France
France gave tremendous power to their kings, which would eventually lead to the French Revolution in the 1790s

12. Extended Response
In your own words, explain how the Hundred Years’ War, Henry V, and Joan of Arc are all related.
How did the Hundred Years’ War contribute to the weakening of feudalism?