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Joan of Arc

       JTS, OLF, and CGC
Joan’s Early Life
     Born in 1412
     Born as a peasant
     (illiterate)
     Born in Domrémy,
     France
     Mother taught her to
     sew, spin, cook and to
     serve God
     Spent much her time
     praying in church

    http://www.writespirit.net/blog/saints/joan.jpg

http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/lenepveu.jpg
Joan’s Visions
                         Started to receive
                         visions at thirteen
                         years old (1425)
                         Heard voices of saints
                         and angels
                         Commanding voice:
                         “Daughter of God, go,
                         go, go. I will come to
                         your aid.”
                         She knew she had to
                         follow voices
                 http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/thirion.jpg
Her Mission
 Joan of Arc claimed that God told her
 that her mission was to drive the
 English from French soil
 The voices also told her to cut her
 hair, put on men’s clothing and to
 gather arms
 In order to complete her mission, she
 had to make these sacrifices
Joan Starts Her Journey
                                        Asks permission
                                        from Robert de
                                        Baudicourt, the
                                        local lord, to go to
                                        talk to the dauphin,
                                        Charles VII about
                                        her goal. He
                                        refused to help a
                                        poor peasant.

       http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/joanofarcdelaroche.jpg
Her Challenges
 Robert de Baudicourt
 A girl peasant
 Uneducated
 A women in Medieval times
 The invading English army
 Her father threatened to drown her if she
 tried to pursue her visions
 Voices commanded many things that
 turned out quite challenging for Joan to
 complete
Joan’s Accomplishments
                                                                 Managed to
                                                                 persuade the
                                                                 dauphin of her
                                                                 calling
                                                                 He gave her troops
                                                                 to command and
                                                                 the rank of a
                                                                 captain
                                                                 Joan was
                                                                 victorious in battle
                                                                 against the English
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Joan_of_Arc_on_the_upper_park_at_Meridian_Hill_by_dbking.jpg
The Hundred Years’ War
         Started in 1337
         French vs. English
         Joan and her troops ended the long battle and
         were victorious
         First woman (even though she wasn’t allowed) to
         fight in war




http://www.tustin.k12.ca.us/cyberseminar/soc/seven/hundredyearswar.jpg
                              http://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/1746/PreviewComp/SuperStock_1746-592.jpg
Joan’s Traits
Determined to complete her mission
She was honest in her religion as well
as faithful
She showed leadership as a captain
She also showed bravery as a warrior
and disobeying her parents
She was kind and loving to all the
poor
Joan and Medieval Women
Joan                    Medieval Women
• disobeyed her Dad     • always had to get
                           parents consent
• never got married
                        • almost always
• never had kids
                           married
• was never educated
                        • had kids
• fought in war,
                        • couldn’t take part in
   women were not
                           important jobs
   allowed to do that
Joan’s Death
                                                              Joan of Arc was
                                                              captured by the
                                                              Bergundians
                                                              She was held a
                                                              prisoner and offered
                                                              back to French for a
                                                              lot of $
                                                              French didn’t accept,
                                                              and at trial punished
                                                              for witchcraft and not
                                                              believing in the
                                                              religion and burned to
                                                              death
http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/lenepveustake.jpg
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Joan Of Arc

  • 1. Joan of Arc JTS, OLF, and CGC
  • 2. Joan’s Early Life Born in 1412 Born as a peasant (illiterate) Born in Domrémy, France Mother taught her to sew, spin, cook and to serve God Spent much her time praying in church http://www.writespirit.net/blog/saints/joan.jpg http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/lenepveu.jpg
  • 3. Joan’s Visions Started to receive visions at thirteen years old (1425) Heard voices of saints and angels Commanding voice: “Daughter of God, go, go, go. I will come to your aid.” She knew she had to follow voices http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/thirion.jpg
  • 4. Her Mission Joan of Arc claimed that God told her that her mission was to drive the English from French soil The voices also told her to cut her hair, put on men’s clothing and to gather arms In order to complete her mission, she had to make these sacrifices
  • 5. Joan Starts Her Journey Asks permission from Robert de Baudicourt, the local lord, to go to talk to the dauphin, Charles VII about her goal. He refused to help a poor peasant. http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/joanofarcdelaroche.jpg
  • 6. Her Challenges Robert de Baudicourt A girl peasant Uneducated A women in Medieval times The invading English army Her father threatened to drown her if she tried to pursue her visions Voices commanded many things that turned out quite challenging for Joan to complete
  • 7. Joan’s Accomplishments Managed to persuade the dauphin of her calling He gave her troops to command and the rank of a captain Joan was victorious in battle against the English http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Joan_of_Arc_on_the_upper_park_at_Meridian_Hill_by_dbking.jpg
  • 8. The Hundred Years’ War Started in 1337 French vs. English Joan and her troops ended the long battle and were victorious First woman (even though she wasn’t allowed) to fight in war http://www.tustin.k12.ca.us/cyberseminar/soc/seven/hundredyearswar.jpg http://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/1746/PreviewComp/SuperStock_1746-592.jpg
  • 9. Joan’s Traits Determined to complete her mission She was honest in her religion as well as faithful She showed leadership as a captain She also showed bravery as a warrior and disobeying her parents She was kind and loving to all the poor
  • 10. Joan and Medieval Women Joan Medieval Women • disobeyed her Dad • always had to get parents consent • never got married • almost always • never had kids married • was never educated • had kids • fought in war, • couldn’t take part in women were not important jobs allowed to do that
  • 11. Joan’s Death Joan of Arc was captured by the Bergundians She was held a prisoner and offered back to French for a lot of $ French didn’t accept, and at trial punished for witchcraft and not believing in the religion and burned to death http://www.maidofheaven.com/maid_assets/extras/lenepveustake.jpg
  • 12. Thanks for watching! We hope you enjoyed our presentation!