Politically, France by the end of the fourteenth century saw

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France at the end of the fourteenth century was marked by political instability and civil war, as rival noble factions battled for control of the realm. This was known as the Hundred Years' War, which lasted from 1337 to 1453, and caused much political and social upheaval in France. The Estates-General played a role in government, but it was not dominant, and there were no significant new forms of government revenue during this period. The Parlement of Paris did not extend new rights to poor townspeople, and while Joan of Arc was a unifying figure, her impact on French politics was limited.

Politically, France by the End of the Fourteenth Century Saw