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Jeanne d’Arc was born around 1412 to tenant farmer Jacques d’Arc and her mother Isabelle in the small village of Domrémy.  She was taught neither how to read or write as a child.  She grew up with a great love for the catholic church and its teachings due to her mother’s instruction.  This love leads her to a fundamental moment in her life, but before she can reach her entire village is forced to leave from fear of invasion.

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The moment it all started for Joan was at the age of only 13, when she begins to hear voices.  She claims it’s the voice of God sending her on a mission to seat Charles Vll on the throne of France.  This is a main reason for her for her success became Jeanne’s determination.  She required this determination to push through certain obstacles she had to overcome.  When she was 16 her father attempted to marry her off to some guy, but she convinced the local court that it would be a mistake.  In an attempt to make herself known and to further herself towards the ultimate goal, she had to dress like a man in order to publicly lead Charles’ armies.

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On May 30, 1431, when she was only 19 years old, Joan was turned over to civil authority and burned to death at the stake.  Up until the end of her life she remained an important figure in the Hundred Year War, successfully contributing to her field by leading to the crowning of Charles the Vll.

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In 1920, Joan of Arc was canonized as the patron saint of France by the Holy Roman Empire.  Although it may not have happened during her life due to political circumstances, it's still essential to the way we remember her and her character.

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History.com Staff. “Joan of Arc.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 2009, www.history.com/topics/saint-joan-of-arc.

Wheeler, Heather Y. “Home.” Totally Timelines Timelines of Eras Events and People, 11 Feb. 2017, 8:52, www.totallytimelines.com/joan-of-arc-1412-1431/.