The boats that transported King Henry V's army to France took 1-2 weeks to cross the English Channel, arriving at Harfleur. Once there, a disease called the flux struck both the British army and residents, causing fever, diarrhea, and intestinal bleeding. Many died, though the siege of Harfleur continued. While the video showed horses stopping due to arrows, they actually stopped upon noticing stakes placed in the ground by the French. The French celebrated before the battle, expecting an easy victory due to their vast numbers, but their huge army could not fit on the field and was clumsy, allowing the smaller British force to defeat them.

2. France Is across the English channel so in order to get there they
needed to use boats. Each boat was sail powered and had the British
flag on it. Each boat had been loaded up with supplies such as food,
water, weapons ect.. The boats took around a week or two to make it
to the coast of France.

3. When King Henry V arrived at Harfleur a disease struck. The disease was called the
flux. The flux is a disease that strikes hard, fast and spreads easily. Its symptoms
are fever, intestinal hemorrhages, and diarrhea. There is a very scarce variety of
treatments. This disease struck the British army and the residents of Harfleur. A lot
of people died although the siege continued.

4. Although you have already seen the video there is more to explain. The
horses didn’t stop because of the arrows they stopped because they
noticed the stakes. If you were paying attention you would have noticed
that the French were celebrating before the battle because they thought
they would win. Why did they think that? Because there army was huge.
The only reason why the British won is because the French army was too
big to fit on the field and was clumsy because they believed that they
would win no matter what.