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Significance: Showcased the deadly effectiveness of the English longbow. Outcome: Decisive English victory, cementing Edward III's claim over French territories.

Significance: Further demonstrated the power of the English army; led to the capture of the French king, John II. Outcome: Major English victory, causing instability in France.

Significance: Henry V's use of longbows proved devastating against French knights. Outcome: English victory, which led to the Treaty of Troyes recognizing English claims in France.

Significance: Marked the turning point of the war in favor of France, aided by Joan of Arc. Outcome: French victory, initiating the end of English territorial holdings in France.

Significance: Showed the decline of English military fortune and rise of French artillery. Outcome: French victory, leading to the loss of Normandy by the English.

Significance: Marked the end of the Hundred Years' War; saw the effective use of French cannon. Outcome: French victory, leading to the English retaining only Calais in France.

Significance: First major naval battle of the Hundred Years' War and a significant victory for the Castilian-French alliance. Outcome: Ended English dominance at sea and jeopardized their supply lines.

Significance: One of the bloodiest battles of the war; sometimes called a second Agincourt. Outcome: English victory but with no strategic advantage gained.

Significance: The battle showcased the tactical skill of the English commanders during the early phase of the war. Outcome: Decisive English victory, improving their position in Aquitaine.