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Alivia Lindsey

2 August, 07:12

Which increased the importance of footsoldiers in the Hundred Years' War?

the ability of feudal castles to withstand firepower

the development of the longbow and cannon

the success of Joan of Arc's battle strategies

the lack of horses for armored knights

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