Which of the following factors in the decline of medieval europe can be attributed to the hundred years' war? a. poor workers began receiving wages and gaining social mobility. b. the people lost faith in god and the roman catholic church. c. the region's population declined by 30 percent. d. the residents of england and france established separate national identities.

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Casey Lee

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1 May, 02:57

Which of the following factors in the decline of medieval europe can be attributed to the hundred years' war? a. poor workers began receiving wages and gaining social mobility. b. the people lost faith in god and the roman catholic church. c. the region's population declined by 30 percent. d. the residents of england and france established separate national identities.

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Will Lewis · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is "d. the residents of england and france established separate national identities." The factor in the decline of medieval europe that can be attributed to the hundred years' war is that the residents of england and france established separate national identities.