What was the other part of the world that England and France were fighting over?

During the historical conflicts between England and France, particularly in the context of the Hundred Years' War, the primary area of contention was France itself. However, they were also competing for control over territories in the New World, notably parts of North America, where both nations sought to expand their colonial empires. This rivalry extended to regions such as Canada and the Caribbean, leading to conflicts over land and resources.