How did France and England share a common history during the middle ages? Check all that apply

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77julia77 [94]2 years ago

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Answer:

All options are correct except the fourth option.

Explanation:

During the Medieval Period, France and England had a similar history. The Court unanimously spoke French, "both realms were controlled by one king," "trade between the two kingdoms was promoted," and "interracial marriage between English and French nobility was widespread." Until 1731, French has been the main language of English legal system.

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