The Hundred Years War was a conflict over territory and national unity between what two nations?

The Hundred Years War was a conflict between England and France. It began in 1337 and lasted for 116 years, until 1453. The war was fought over territory in France, as well as the question of who should rule France.

What two countries had the most concentration camps in World War 2?

The US always prefers to settle conflicts with other nations by negotiating rather than going war?

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