what did joan of arc achieve?
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immortality. She led French troops to victory. Although she burned at the stake for it as a teen ager, 14 I think. She was the original hot chick.
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Set goals with her.  Break down bigger goals into smaller achievements, and give appropriate praise along the way.  For example, the goal might be to have some really nice art to frame and hang in her bedroom in time for Spring cleaning/room makeover.  I would use your state's Visual Arts Standards of Learning for high school students, and lead her in projects and learning based on her ability.
860286
Tie achieving success to it to something the person finds desirable..\n\nmake it interesting by association..
1101909
Axe and ye shall receive. You see........rumor has it that when they beheaded Mary Queen of Scots, it took three tries before the axe could actually do the dirty deed. Mary had said, "You'll never get away with this!" So after the first unsuccessful chop, she had just enough breathe to let out a cool calculated laugh. The second made her give out a buffled giggle. And on the third chop.........her head was laughed right off. \n\nAnd that........is the rest of the story.
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Although the answer was not complete, she knew it would suffice.
870760
Perhaps you can derive your story from the history of Joan of Arc.....or perhaps from the play Medea by Euripides (although Male, often referred to as the early feminist and ridiculed for his plays)
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This is an educated guess.  I believe they interacted with their ladies-in-waiting a lot, did needlework, some were even a little bit educated so perhaps they studied what women did in those days, some reading of religious material, whatever the church thought appropriate at that time.  If they had a person to run their castle/home consulted with head of the overseer to look at menus, if it was a hands on queen or just tell the overseer all the things they wanted if it was a hands off queen.  Possibly walk on the grounds, looking at gardens.  Probably spent a good hour or two  just putting on her clothes and arranging her hair(servants doing most of the work).  Also they had meals, which was probably 2 or 3  hours a day
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There is a lot of discussion about this subject. \n\nIt's dificult to say, once history is written by the winners. There is many references about the female pope and also females that ruled through the pope. \n\nMostly references point to Pape Joan between 855 to 858, but history tells there is no proof of her existence. \nIf you check official history, you will find references to Pope Jon VIII between 872 ands 882. \n\nSomething exist behind this ancient urban legend, but it will be quite dificult to find something consistent.
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What did they do with her?
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Women's literature\n\nWhile it is true that women in the medieval period were never accorded full equality with men (in fact, misogynist tracts abound, although many sects, such as the Cathars, afforded women greater status and rights), some women were able to use their skill with the written word to gain renown. Religious writing was the easiest avenue—women who would later be canonized as saints frequently published their reflections, revelations, and prayers. Much of what is known about women in the Middle Ages is known from the works of nuns such as Clare of Assisi, Bridget of Sweden, and Catherine of Siena.\n\nFrequently, however, the religious perspectives of women were held to be unorthodox by those in power, and the mystical visions of such authors as Julian of Norwich and Hildegard of Bingen provide insight into a part of the medieval experience less comfortable for the institutions that ruled Europe at the time. Women wrote influential texts in the secular realm as well—reflections on courtly love and society by Marie de France and Christine de Pizan continue to be studied for their glimpses of medieval society.\n\n\nThere are a couple of good links there.  Good luck!
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None.  I would do her just for bragging rights.  Heck, maybe I could write a best seller from the experience.
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The Triumph of the Intellect
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why not?one of the greatest leaders in history was Elizabeth I of england.joan of arc was a 17 yr old girl when she led an army and drove the english from france.Indira Ghandi,Margaret Thatcher,Golda Meir.leadership is not the exclusivity of the male gender.
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Eleanor Roosevelt, my parents told me about how she did so many things to help the American people as President Roosevelt did.during the depression.She was a real Lady.courageous and intelligent. As her husband was.I have a picture of them both on my wall.People should study, remember , respect and honor our great leaders and get inspiration from there accomplishments
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I think Joan of Arc would be interesting...I'd kinda like to hear from her directly what was going on inside her head.\n\nHelen of Troy, maybe, and Cleopatra.\n\nCould I collect a few and bring them with me, like in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure?  As I think about it, the list grows...
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she was a French peasant girl who, believing that she was receiving guidance from the Archangel Michael, led the French to expel the English from France in the 14th century.She was captured and tried as a witch and burned at the stake when she refused to deny the existence of her "voices".
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She was a black slave who was also a great poet. Her slave masters allowed her to learn how to read and write. her poetry bacame very famous and ultimately allowed her to gain her freedom. Her biography is pretty amazing!