Had the Treaty of Troyes (1420)been fully implemented
A)Hus' followers would have been granted full independence.
B)Chrétien de Troyes would have been crowned king of France.
C)a dual monarchy of England and France would have been created.
D)the English would have been forced to abandon Calais, their last possession on the continent.
E)the Great Schism would have not occurred.

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The Treaty of Troyes was a diplomatic agreement between King Henry V of England and King Charles VI of France. It declared that Henry V would marry Charles VI's daughter, Catherine, and would succeed him as King of France. It also recognized Henry V as Regent of France during Charles VI's lifetime. If fully implemented, this would have created a dual monarchy of England and France, with Henry V as ruler of both countries. However, the treaty was not fully implemented as it faced opposition from many French nobles and commoners, leading to the resumption of the Hundred Years' War between England and France.

Had the Treaty of Troyes (1420)been Fully Implemented