The 100 Years War refers to battles between England and France resulting in a rise 
of nationalism.
100 Years War: Edward Plantagenet (Edward of Woodstock Brackembury, 1330-1376).
Fine Art. Britannica ImageQuest, Encyclopædia Britannica, 25 May 2016.
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Medieval Warfare
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Warfare in medieval Europe most often centered on capturing castles, and sieges of those fortresses, as well as fortified towns. Meanwhile, the late medieval centuries witnessed technological advances that introduced the first cannons and hand-held guns, lethal devices destined to render both castle defenses and cavalry charges obsolete.
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Medieval Medicine and Disease
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With no scientific knowledge to guide them, people of medieval times believed that diseases were supernatural phenomena or punishments from God. Thus medical treatments were usually primitive and often horrifying. But little by little, knowledge grew--ultimately leading to a more practical and scientific approach to understanding sickness and ways to treat it.
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