Hundred Years' War Paraphrasing Workbook (32 Assignments)

32 Total Assignments
The “Hundred Years’ War Paraphrasing Workbook” is a comprehensive learning tool that explores the major events and key figures of the Hundred Years’ War. The workbook contains 32 articles, each focusing on pivotal moments such as the death of Charles IV in 1328, the Battle of Crécy in 1346, and the rise of Joan of Arc in 1429. Students will gain a deep understanding of the war’s impact on both England and France, from the Treaty of Brétigny to the final Battle of Castillon in 1453. Each article encourages students to paraphrase historical events in their own words, promoting better comprehension and retention. Additionally, students are asked to illustrate what they have learned, helping them visualize the historical context. This workbook serves as both a valuable study resource and a creative outlet for students to engage with one of the most significant conflicts in European history.
Assignments Included:
Overview
1328 - Death of Charles IV of France
1337 - Start of the Hundred Years’ War
1340 - Battle of Sluys
1346 - Battle of Crécy
1347 - Siege of Calais
1348 - Black Death
1356 - Battle of Poitiers
1360 - Treaty of Brétigny
1364 - Death of John II
1369 - Renewal of the War
1370 - Battle of Pontvallain
1377 - Death of Edward III
1380 - Death of Charles V
1381 - Peasants’ Revolt in England
1396 - Truce of Leulinghem
1413 - Henry V becomes King of England
1415 - Battle of Agincourt
1417 - Siege of Rouen
1420 - Treaty of Troyes
1422 - Deaths of Henry V and Charles VI
1429 - Joan of Arc and the Siege of Orléans
1430 - Capture of Joan of Arc
1431 - Trial and Execution of Joan of Arc
1435 - Treaty of Arras
1444 - Treaty of Tours
1450 - Battle of Formigny
1453 - Battle of Castillon
1453 - End of the Hundred Years’ War
1461 - Death of Charles VII
1558 - Loss of Calais
Legacy