Back to category: History Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. The Hundred Years War effect on England and France The Hundred Years War affected both England and France in similar areas, but had different results. When the war finally ended in 1453 England was faced with many problems. England had suffered minimal physical destruction of property due to the fact that most of the war was fought on French soil. The southern coastal land was the one area affected by physical destruction as well as the Black Death. While the Black Death is bad for the individuals it actually helped the southern coastal lands with population control. While England didn't suffer much physically they did suffer economically. Approximately 5 million pounds was spent on the war. England did try to help finance the war by raising taxes on the export of wool. The price became too high for countries such as Italy to buy. This had a major affect on t... Posted by: Jessica Linton Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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