The Hundred Years' War battles showcased the evolution of weaponry from longbows to firearms, shaping the course of warfare. The Industrial Revolution and World Wars further transformed warfare with mass production, new technologies, and modern advancements.
Plate armor and longbows: Crécy and Agincourt were significant battles during the Hundred Years' War (1337 - 1453) between England and France. These battles showcased the effectiveness of the English longbow against the French crossbow and the eventual shift to firearms and gunpowder in warfare.
The development of weaponry during the late medieval period and the increasing use of trained infantry armies with a combination of archers and infantry had a major impact on the outcomes of these battles.
The Industrial Revolution further revolutionized warfare with the mass production of weapons and the introduction of new technologies during World War I, paving the way for modern warfare advancements seen in World War II.
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