Unit VI Discussion Board Question, history homework help

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This week, we’re going to practice critiquing each other’s rationales. For your first post, please answer the first question:

Discuss the rise of the Hundred Years’ War. Select the one development related to the war that you think was most significant for the development of Europe in this time, and discuss why.

Course Textbook

McKay, J. P., Hill, B. D., Buckler, J., Crowston, C. H., Weisner-Hanks, M. E., & Perry, J. (2014). A history of Western society: From antiquity to the enlightenment (11th ed., Vol. 1). Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin’s.

APA format

The discussion answer must be a minimum of 200 words

This is not an essay just a class discussion

Please no plagiarism and be original
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For your second post, please disagree with a classmate’s choice and use key facts to explain why you disagree.

Of course, we will be kind and remember how good this is for helping each other to refine critical thinking! Thank you!

Here is the classmate response that I want you to disagree with and use key facts to explain why you disagree:

Ryan Morrison’s Unit VI Discussion Attachment

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It seems that bad things really do come in threes. There were three things that I noticed had a significant impact to the relationship between the French and the English. When France decided not to allow Edward III to succeed the monarchy, things started to unravel between the two countries (strike one). Then, after Edward III recognized Philip VI’s lordship over Aquitaine, Philip violated the treaty by confiscating the duchy (strike two). When the hatred of England boiled over, the French launched attacks on coastal English lands during sea raids (strike three). For all of you baseball fans out there, just know that three strikes normally means that you are out. So, in defense of the English, you can only take so much from someone (or country) before you break. Because of the French’s inability to remain civil and uphold treaties, the English brought destruction upon them. France ultimately took the bulk of the beating, considering almost all battles took place in their country. Both countries gained a stronger pride and community after each boasted important victories.

Remember to use the proper quotation and citations and make sure you site the page number and paragraph number.

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