Concept map on the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453). A clear summary and study outline of the long conflict between France and England, caused by the dispute over the French crown, the English king's refusal to recognize French feudal authority, and the struggle for control of Flanders. The map follows the main phases of the war, from the English victories and the Treaty of Brétigny to the French reconquest of territories. It also covers the Battle of Agincourt, the Treaty of Troyes, the French resurgence led by Joan of Arc, the coronation of Charles VII at Reims, and the final French victories. An easy-to-study resource for understanding the causes, major events and outcome of the Hundred Years' War.