JOAN OF ARC - The Maid of Orléans

The video explores the life of Joan of Arc, a pivotal figure in the Hundred Years' War. At 16, she claimed divine guidance to lead France against English forces. Despite initial skepticism, she gained the support of Charles VII and achieved significant military victories, including the liberation of Orleans. Her leadership was instrumental in Charles VII's coronation. However, Joan was eventually captured, tried, and executed by the English. Her legacy endured, and she was canonized as a saint in 1920.

What was Joan of Arc's claim when she appeared at the court of the Dauphin, Charles VII?

• She had a vision from the archangel Michael to drive out the English.

• She was a noblewoman seeking refuge.

• She wanted to marry into the royal family.

• She was seeking a position as a court advisor.

How did Joan of Arc manage to influence the soldiers during the siege of Orleans?

• By offering them riches and land.

• By threatening them with punishment.

• By inspiring them to capture the Saint Augustine stronghold.

• By promising them a place in the royal court.

What significant event occurred after Joan's military successes?

• She was made the Queen of France.

• The English surrendered completely.

• She retired from military life.

• Charles VII was crowned King.

What was one of the charges against Joan of Arc during her trial?

• Wearing male garments.

• Conspiring with the English.

• Practicing witchcraft.

• Stealing from the royal treasury.

What was the outcome of Joan of Arc's trial?

• She was pardoned and released.

• She was burnt at the stake.

• She was imprisoned for life.

• She was exiled to England.