1. The reason why God sent Joan of arc was to end the war as quickly as possible and save Loire River Valley from the English. Joan was sent to Orleans and was able to push the English out in 6 days. God doesn’t want war but he wanted to end the war as soon as possible and he knew that she would be able to end it. Joan did not want to kill anyone but instead lead and guide them through it. God wants peace, and if Joan didn’t push off the English army, France wouldn’t be the same as it is today. It would have probably become an English colony and several other wars could have started from that.
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I would declare war on the illegalization of marijuana. People who suffer from epilepsy or who are suffering from cancer use marijuana to help them go through their lives. It bothers me how people take advantage of this drug and use it to get “high” when it should be used to help people who really need it. It is one of the most natural drugs someone can use because it is just a plant. People like Rob Ford are aggravating to deal with since they’re part of the government of Canada and are not even enforcing their own laws. He is consuming a drug that is not only unnatural but one that is full of chemicals and could actually kill you. People are striving in order to take a medication that is natural and from the earth to coop with their lives and people like rob ford are using a chemically filled drug to get “high”. Love and Peace would immerge if
8. Joan of Arc Why was Joan of Arc burnt at the stake? Joan of Arc holds great importance within history and the reasoning behind her execution. At Only 17 when she was put in command of the French army, not only is she the youngest person to ever command the armies of a nation but as a women this holds great significance and also leads to her demise. In only a couple of months she was able to completely reverse a war that had been going on for almost 100 years that the French were…
Joan of Arc It is the month of May 5, 1492; the French have been trying to drive the English out of France since 1337. The French and English are fighting to determine who is going to be the rightful ruler of France. Joan of Arc is going to be the new leader of the French to turn the tide of the Hundred Years’ War. Joan, seventeen year old peasant women, appeared at the court of Charles VII, the uncrowned ruler of France. Charles was going to test Joan to see if she knew who the true king was…
oan of Arc is a folk heroine of France and a Roman Catholic saint. She was born to a peasant family in north-east France. Claiming divine guidance, she led the French army to several important victories during the Hundred Years' War, which paved the way for the coronation of Charles VII of France. She was captured by the Burgundians, transferred to the English in exchange for money, put on trial by the pro-English Bishop of Beauvais Pierre Cauchon for charges of "insubordination and heterodoxy.”…
Joan was born in 1412 in the small town of Domremy, eastern France, within the barrios religion. Events in France during the younger years of Joan’s life would set the stage for what was to become of Joan in later years. When Joan was young internal wars had broken out between the French royals, making France an easy target for its rival, England. Around the same time in 1424; when Joan was 12, she stated that she was starting to have visions. The visions were described by her as being verbal communication…
and put their lives in danger for their beliefs. Joan of Arc is one of them. At only 17 years old she became the national heroine of France and a religious martyr. She was known for her courage and remarkable leadership, but most important for defending her beliefs and telling the truth despite the danger she was on. Joan of Arc was born on January 6, 1412 in the village of Domremy, France. She was the daughter of Jacques d’Arc and Isabelle Romée. Joan was the youngest of 5 children. As a child she…
ultimate sacrifice with acts of courage and selflessness are Joan of Arc, Man in the Red Bandanna, and Jesus Christ. To begin, Joan of Arc was a strong, brave, and courageous woman that stood up for what she believed. “I was thirteen when I had a Voice from God for my help and guidance. The first time that I heard this Voice, I was very much frightened; it was mid-day, in the summer, in my father’s garden” (Pettinger). After that Joan knew that she was going to have to be the one to make a difference…
punishment from god for all who have sinned or betrayed him. Johan Nider on Joan of Arc In this excerpt written by Johan Nider on Joan of Arc, Nider is depicted as a “zealous witch finder”. The document begins by questioning if good men have been betrayed by witches back then. The response is then directed at Joan who was spotted by a man by the name of Heinrich Kaltyseren in the city of Cologne, Germany. Joan is described as a women who wandered the town in men’s clothing and almost a manly…
Throughout our lives our identities play a big factor is how we act as individuals and how we are looked upon by the rest of the world. What does the word identity mean? Identity is the collective aspect of the set of characteristics by which a thing is definitively recognizable or known. Our personal identity can be influenced by a number of things from the way we dress, our sex, culture, our personality, and even by society. As we grow up and start to establish our own identities we are likely…
medium can come close to creating these aspects in such a powerful way. For instance “The Passion of Joan of Arc” directed by Carl Theodore Dreyer had the most significant emotional impact on me, as a viewer, out of any movie that I have ever seen. This is a great example of a new mode of historical representation. The film is purely based of the actual written records of the trial of Joan of Arc. If one were to read these records, I am sure that it would provoke a strong emotional reaction just…
death on Earthlings whose faith commands them “Thou shall not kill.” Different methods were utilized to obtain this research. For researcher Number One, they became a nun in the Catholic Church and worked alongside such notable Earthlings as Joan of Arc (Lanhers, 2013) and Martin Luther (Hillerbrand, 2013). Researcher Number Two, became a Buddhist Monk and lived in the Himalayan mountains alongside the Dalai Lama (Higgins, 2013). Our Third Researcher chose to go to war where he served as a Church…
