Joan of Arc certainly couldn't have done anything different, unless not to fight the English/Burgundians at all, which she felt she must do, and resulted in her capture and mock trial for heresy. The English, who feared and hated Joan,
who had soundly defeated them several times in battle, were going to have her executed for anything, no matter what!
Who could have done something for Joan was that ungrateful scumbag, King Charles VII, who could have either ransomed Joan, or traded either the Duke of Suffolk or Lord John Talbot, one of the greatest English commanders, who were both his prisoners at the time. But he just did nothing at all.
Most historians agree that Charles, who was very self-centered, was jealous of
Joan's tremendous military successes (which actually lead to Charles' coronation at Rheims in July, 1429), and of her great popularity with the people, especially the common people.
Charles, being a king, like all aristocrats greatly distrusted the common people, who eventually overthrew the king and his aristocracy in the French Revolution.
It is difficult to say if Joan of Arc could have done anything differently to avoid execution. Her fate was largely dictated by political and religious forces that were beyond her control. She could have recanted her claims and avoided death, but that would have compromised her convictions and beliefs. Ultimately, her courage and steadfastness in the face of adversity are what made her a celebrated figure in history.
GIs with rear jobs (REMFs-Rear Echelon Mother F's) could often avoid that chemical; by staying out of the field (where it was sprayed).
by paying for a replacement
The Black Death was an outbreak of plague that killed a third to half the people in Europe during the period of 1347 to 1352. At the time there was very little anyone could do to avoid it. I have read that some walled towns in England brought in food, raised their drawbridges, and waited until it passed, with some success, but I cannot provide a reference for this. Today, the bubonic plague can be treated with modern medicine.
Any conflict can be avoided, if the leaders want to avoid it.
To avoid pushy sales tactics, you might simply walk away from the sales person. You could also politely explain that you are not interested in buying something and then walk away.
avoid closing in on the China border at the Yalu river
avoid closing in on the China border at the Yalu river
The easiest way to avoid jail is to not do anything illegal that could put you there.
In an earthquake, you should avoid being inside of a building. You should also avoid being around anything that could fall and hurt you.
he didn't do anything, how could he when he didn't exist?
Anything! If you love him, he's someone you could share anything with (still wise to avoid TMI though)
The best way to prevent paralysis is to avoid anything that could make you paralyzed. This could compromise your way of living.
It is unclear what Americans could have done to avoid the Great Depression. The hard times during this time period were little fault of American citizens, but of the government. The only thing in retrospect they could have done was elect a different president.
He was condemned to death for embezzling Athenian funds, but suicide by poison to avoid execution.
you don't avoid anything
If you have crohn's disease it is best to avoid anything that could scratch your intestines especially if you have chronic pain or are prone to flares. Nuts, seeds, popcorn, and anything fibrous could cause problems.
They could have avoided the war because if they would have they would not have this problem or anything like that but they could have avoided it so they wont have a lot of colonists people going agianst them.