The first notable pesant revolt of medieval Europe was........ (a) Hussite Movement (b) Peasant War (c) French Jacquerie (d) Hundred years war

The first notable pesant revolt of medieval Europe was........ (a) Hussite Movement (b) Peasant War (c) French Jacquerie (d) Hundred years war 
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