Which two nations fought The Hundred Years' War? Question 1 options: France and Italy France and Germany England and France England and Russia Question 2 (1 point) Who led the successful defense of Orleans during the Hundred Years' War and was later burned at the stake? Question 2 options: Edward III Joan of Arc Eleanor of Aquitaine King Charles VII Question 3 (1 point) Select all that apply. Mark the statement correctly if it describes a cause of the Hundred Years' War. Choose all answers that are correct. Question 3 options: The English king made claims to the French throne. The French king made claims to the English throne. The French king wanted control of the English provinces in France that the English had controlled since Norman times. The French and English valued land and needed more land to ward off famine. Land and honor were at stake. Question 4 (1 point) Select all that apply. Mark the statement if it is true about the Hundred's Year War. Choose all answers that are correct. Question 4 options: At the end of the war, France lost all of its English territory except Hastings. At the end of the war, England lost all of its French territory except Calais. English infantry introduced the longbow. New styles of armor gave French cavalry an enormous advantage over foot soldiers. After the Hundred Years' War, armies continued to use the tactics they had used before the war. Joan of Arc inspired the French to act as one people.