Which advances in weaponry developed during the hundred years’ war made war more deadly? select all that apply
a. the longbow
b. the cannon
c. the lance
d. the gun
e. the crossbow

B.the cannon

C.the lance

E.the crossbow

Explanation:

The war of the hundred years represented a great technological leap, in the first phase with the perfection of the English cavalry and archers, and, after proving the primacy of the latter, the development of alternative weapons, such as the crossbow and the lance, and arms of efficient siege, which made it possible to take cities faster, such as cannons and trebuchets (a kind of catapult with counterweight).

i think it's a)sparta

it was on the rise and doing very well and would continue to do well until the great depression from 1929-1939