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American help in gaining territory in the Caribbean

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Most of France, it led to the formation of France as we know it today.

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England found it increasingly difficult to maintain a presence in France and was suffering from unrest at home. This unrest culminated to the Wars of the Roses

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At the end you could say that France had the main advantage, Joan of Arc.

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England was no longer in a position to maintain her presence in France and they were facing several years of unrest at home. This unrest culminated with the Wars of the Roses starting in 1455

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Since the turn of the tide, with Joan of Arc there was a rising nationalism and identity in France. It got clearer borders and in the end the English were almost completely kicked out.

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None, the result of the Hundred Year War was that England lost the territory in France it occupied, with the exception of Aquitaine and Calais.

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