Question
How did the Hundred Years’ War affect the French government?
The French government grew weak in power.
The French government became headed by nobles.
The French government became an absolute monarchy.
The French government gave power to Parliament.
The French government grew weak in power.
The French government became headed by nobles.
The French government became an absolute monarchy.
The French government gave power to Parliament.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The Hundred Years’ War significantly affected the French government by contributing to the establishment of an absolute monarchy. As the war progressed, the French monarchy, particularly under Charles VII, consolidated power and reduced the influence of feudal lords. The struggle against England fostered a sense of national identity and reinforced the authority of the king, leading to stronger centralized governance. So, the correct answer is: **The French government became an absolute monarchy.**