The Hundred Years War

The Hundred Years' War: a war that did not last 100 years, but still claims and holds true to its title. The Hundred Years' War held serious effects. The immediate and long-standing consequences were extreme on both sides on the English Channel and harsh on all aspects of life. Some of the most significant elements of the Hundred Years' War to be regarded include the effects on the people, the governments, and the land. Other key …

…in its economy where money was spent for virtually nothing. The immense effects of the Hundred Years' War were felt far and wide. Parliament was established and nationalist feelings grew. Heavily taxed citizens became displeased and some revolted. Masses of money were spent to finance the war, and that left some parts of France and England poverty-stricken. The Hundred Years' War: a war that lasted less than 100 years but left enough damages for a lifetime.