France at the time had a provisional government and was in no position to make any honorary awards. She did assist Prince- later King Charles Vii at his coronation in Rheims- following the battle there- no the battle was in a field, not in the church-that was off limits even in the Dark Ages!- surely this was an honor- as a Noblewoman, she may have been Baroness ( lowest grade- like, say Lieutenant in the Army) of Rheims.. but we are not sure.
Certainly, and one the very few females at arms! Queen Isabella was also a Female Knight and rode in the field with the Spanish Army on campaigns, but this is somewhat played down. Girl Knights were rare. Girl Pages, who may have worn armor- but did not carry weapons- were younger (usually say, of Girl-Scout age) and they were used for diplomatic couriers etc. To assault or murder an unarmed Girl Page was a capital crime and was fortunately, rare in the Dark ages.
he didnt win any
unfortunately he did not win any award
Tuck Everlasting award. did not win any awards (as far as I know!). It did win a Newbery Honor though.
Not an Oscar.
2 grammies and 6 awards for the britts and no more
win the what?
The English in the 1420's.
Joan died in 1431 and was not alive in the 1900s.
Joan of Arc was victorious in the hyopothetical battle. Her superior armor tookt he day.
Joan of Arc did not stop the 100 Years War, however her actions acted as the turning point in the war that eventually allowed the French to win.
he did win awards.
he did win awards.
Joan of Arc (or Jeanne Darc for some) had rallied the french in a vulnerable time giving the french much needed moral and faith to eventually win the war
Not while she was alive. The goal of Joan of Arc was for France to win their war with England. She was captured and burnt at the stake by the English during the war. After she was killed, the French eventually won the war and forced the English to leave France. Joan of Arc's goal were not realized while she was alive, but, after she was killed, they were achieved.
no they didnt because of the astounding effect that Joan of Arc had on the war
Contrary to popular belief, Joan of Arc never actually fought in any battles. She was actually more important to the soldiers as a morale booster and source of inspiration, so she stayed behind the lines. She did get wounded by an arrow, but she didn't fight.
did Charles Francis Jenkins win any awards