Questions: Question angle 0 All of the following are true about the Hundred Years' War EXCEPT: (A) New weapons, such as the longbow and gunpowder, were introduced B Traditional knightly practices were crucial to battlefield victories (C) The English were victorious at the Battles of Crécy and Agincourt (D) The French ultimately won the war

The answer is B: Traditional knightly practices were crucial to battlefield victories.

Explanation:

(A) New weapons, such as the longbow and gunpowder, were introduced: This is true. The Hundred Years' War saw the introduction of new military technologies, including the longbow, which was used effectively by the English, and gunpowder, which began to change the nature of warfare.

(B) Traditional knightly practices were crucial to battlefield victories: This is incorrect. While knights played a role, the war marked a shift away from traditional knightly combat. The effectiveness of the longbow and other new tactics reduced the dominance of knights on the battlefield.

(C) The English were victorious at the Battles of Crécy and Agincourt: This is true. The English achieved significant victories at these battles, largely due to their use of the longbow and tactical innovations.

(D) The French ultimately won the war: This is true. Despite early English successes, the French eventually won the Hundred Years' War, reclaiming most of their territory by the end of the conflict.