England's Good Fortunes in the Hundred Years' War Turned for the Bad

England's good fortunes in the Hundred Years' War turned for the bad:

A) when Edward III was taken captive by the dauphin at Crecy.
B) when the French acquired large siege cannons with which to batter English cities.
C) when the French acquired longbows.
D) when the use of chevauchee ruined the land and brought on a famine.
E) when Edward III died, leaving a young Richard to rule.