The Treaty of Picquigny ended which war?
The War of the Roses
The Hundred Years' War
The French Revolution
The Napoleonic Wars
Answer
The Hundred Years' War ended with the Treaty of Picquigny, which was signed on 29 August 1475 by Louis XI of France and Edward IV of England. The treaty stipulated that Edward IV would renounce his claim to the French throne and return all the French territories he had conquered, in return for a large sum of money.
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