Question

In medieval France, when two opposing forces joined battle it was the custom that warriors lifted their right arm in a gesture of defiance, forming a "V" with two fingers. This sign was neither meant as abuse nor was it the Victory sign popularized by Winston Churchill during the Second World War. What then did it signify?

Answer 1

Answer:

It probably meant victory

Answer 2

Answer:

hi Andrew how are you

Explanation:

or good evening