Henry V was so successful in taking territory from France during the latter part of the Hundred Years' War that he was able to force the king of France to:
A)concede his crown.
B)become a vassal of the English king.
C)resign his crown and retire to a monastery.
D)request aid from the Byzantine empire.
E)recognize the English king as the heir to the French throne.

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Henry V's military successes, particularly at the Battle of Agincourt, allowed him to negotiate the Treaty of Troyes (1420), which recognized him as the heir to the French throne, effectively disowning the French king's own son.

Henry V Was So Successful in Taking Territory from France