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Which event caused the Hundred Years’ War? Philip VI of France took English land. Edward III stole land from the French. Edward III died before becoming king of France. Philip V…

Which event caused the Hundred Years’ War? Philip VI of France took English land. Edward III stole land from the French. Edward III died before becoming king of France. Philip V…
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Which event caused the Hundred Years’ War? Philip VI of France took English land. Edward III stole land from the French. Edward III died before becoming king of France. Philip VI claimed to be the rightful king of England.

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Philip VI of France took English land.

Step-by-step explanation:

to make you all not fight so be sane please :D

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User David Lam
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Answer: B and E

Explanation: I got it right on edge

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