Answer:
B. Both sides tired of the fighting, but France gained more than England.
Explanation:
The French, already tired and encouraged by the martyrdom of Joan of Arc, beat the English (also tired) in Formigny (1450), having conquered Normandy and much of Gascony. The end of the war is marked by the battle of Castillon in 1453, when the city of Bordeaux, the last English stronghold, was captured. This effectively meant the end of the war, and since then the British have held only Calais, which they have preserved until 1558. They were forced to turn their attention to domestic affairs, especially to the Rosas wars, and gave up all claims on France. No treaty was signed in order to signal the end of hostilities.
P.S. Joanna Dark did not capture the city of London, what she did was to free the strong square of Orleans
