In what sense were the early stages of the Hundred Years' War contrary to chivalric expectations? 1. Duels between individual knights were common, but not decisive, in the conflict. 2. Campaigns were largely directed against civilian populations 3. Very few knights were involved. 4. Foot soldiers and archers were far more important than swordsmen.

In what sense were the early stages of the Hundred Years' War contrary to chivalric expectations? 1. Duels between individual knights were common, but not decisive, in the conflict. 2. Campaigns were largely directed against civilian populations 3. Very few knights were involved. 4. Foot soldiers and archers were far more important than swordsmen.