The consequences of the Hundred Years' War included all the following except
A)a strengthening of a sense of solidarity among both the French and the English.
B)the decline of the French monarchy.
C)the strengthening of the English Parliament.
D)devastation of valuable farmland in France and the deaths of thousands of peasants.
E)the acceptance of gun powder in warfare.

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While the Hundred Years' War did weaken the French monarchy, ultimately leading to the strengthening of the French state, it did not result in its decline.

The Consequences of the Hundred Years' War Included All the Following