Who was Joan of Arc and how did she change the course of the hundred years war?

Answer 1

Before Joan of Arc came along the French were used to losing and it was said that one English soldier could handle ten French. After Joan of Arc took command of the French army the War completely reversed and it was said that one French soldier could handle ten English. Therefore, the French won the Hundred Years' War.
by inspiring the french with her faith.
Joan of Arc was born in 1412 to well-to-do peasants from the village of Domrémy in Champagne. Deeply religious, Joan experienced visions and came to believe that her favorite saints had commanded her to free France and have the dauphin crowned as king. In February 1429, Joan made her way to the dauphin's court, where her sincerity and simplicity persuaded Charles to allow her to accompany a French army to Orléans. Apparently inspired by faith of the peasant girl, the French armies found new confidence in themselves and liberated Orléans, changing the course of the war. Within a few weeks, the entire Loire valley had been freed of the English. In July of that same year, fulfilling Joan's other task, the dauphin was crowned king of France and became Charles VII. In accomplishing the two commands of her angelic voices, Joan had brought the war to a decisive turning point. Joan of Arc's accomplishments proved decisive. Although the war dragged on for another two decades, defeats of English armies in Normandy and Aquitaine ultimately led to French victory.

Answer 2

St. Joan of Arc was a famous Catholic martyr. She was an influential soldier of God in the French Army when the English captured Orleans fromt the French. Sadly she was burned at the stake for being accused for being a witch.

Answer 3

Joan of ark is who led a French army in 1429.

Joan changed the way the French people thought of there king and nation.

Answer 4

Joan was the most famous women during the hundred years' war. she drove the French out of Europe and helped Europe win the war.