The Hundred Years' War had a lasting effect on the people of both kingdoms, who, after generations of fighting, now saw themselves as distinctly French or English. This is an example of what?

A. feudalism

B. sovereignty

C. nationalism

D. imperialism

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Zachery Villegas

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16 February, 09:54

The Hundred Years' War had a lasting effect on the people of both kingdoms, who, after generations of fighting, now saw themselves as distinctly French or English. This is an example of what?

A. feudalism

B. sovereignty

C. nationalism

D. imperialism

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Macdonald · Answer 1

This is a great example of sovereignty. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "B". After the Hundred Years War that spanned from 1337 to 1453 ended, the people of both France and England gained their separate identities. They would now be not influenced by any other and can continue to live their own life and in a manner they individually think fit.

The Hundred Years' War had a lasting effect on the people of both kingdoms, who, after generations of fighting, now saw themselves as distinctly French or English. This is an example of what?A. feudalismB. sovereigntyC. nationalismD. imperialism

The Hundred Years' War had a lasting effect on the people of both kingdoms, who, after generations of fighting, now saw themselves as distinctly French or English. This is an example of what?

A. feudalism

B. sovereignty

C. nationalism

D. imperialism