The hundred years' war between england and france broke out because of which of the following causes? select one: a. liege homage and the end of the capetian dynasty b. a dispute over the french royal succession c. conflicts over french and english interests in flanders d. the status of aquitaine and ponthieu e. all these answers are correct.

The correct option is C: conflicts over French and English interests in Flanders

Explanation:

The primary cause of the Hundred Years' War between England and France broke out because of a quarrel originating from the time when England created a state that was positioned on the two sides of the English channel. When Philip VI of France did not fulfill his promises part of a land that was taken by Charles IV (Guienne), leading to the English trying to take control of Flanders market.

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