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Why did the Flemish support Edward III's claim to the throne of France?

A.
The French had been seizing Flemish territory.

B.
They wanted the English to rule Flanders.

C.
Their textile industry depended on English wool.

D.
They had been at war with the French for many years.

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C.  

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Answer:

C.  Their textile industry depended on English wool

Explanation:

    During the Hundred Years' War, merchants in Flanders, threatened by the greed of the French monarchy, resolved to support the armies of England who made significant profits from exporting wool to traders in that region. Flanders' financial support provided a huge military advantage against France. In the war, England also hoped to recover territories in Continental Europe lost to France during the reign of John Landless.

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