One of the reasons that the English supported the war more than the French was ______________.
A. a sense of outrage at France's tradition of Salic law
B. Edward III did not impose taxes to pay for war
C. the French wanted to cut ties between England and France
D. the English army was offering land to foot soldiers who served in France
E. Edward III held public pageants to celebrate victory
Answer: E
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