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2 New Heresies John Wycliffe, Oxford Professor Began translating the Bible into English Claimed the bible, not the Church, was the truth

3 Jan Hus Czech students took Wycliffe’s ideas to Bohemia (Czech Republic) Jan Hus, began his own reforms  Hussites Burned at the stake

4 France / England Rivalry Power struggle English Channel Heir to the throne? Trade Economies National Pride

5 100 Years’ War

6 English Many early victories Longbow Widely thought England would dominate the war

7 Joan of Arc 1429 17 year old peasant woman Told the King of France that God sent her to save France  Desperation…Charles VII authorized her to lead an army

8 Joan of Arc Inspired victories Slew of victories over a years time Taken captive by the English Tried for witchcraft Burned at the stake

9 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo2FeI4_6lA

10 Results Inspiration France went on the offensive New weapon  Cannon

11 Impact of 100 Years’ Wars Nationalism English ruler turned to Parliament  Power swung to Parliament $$$$$$ England loses all lands in France End of castles  Longbow and Cannon Large armies needed

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