Nope. Joan heard the voices of St. Michael, St. Margaret, and St. Catherine. They told her it was her destiny to join the army and ensure the coronation of the Dauphin, Charles.

Yes! Joan heard the voices of St. Michael, St. Margaret, and St. Catherine. They told her it was her destiny to join the army and ensure the coronation of the Dauphin, Charles.

No. Joan heard the voices of St. Michael, St. Margaret, and St. Catherine. They told her it was her destiny to join the army and ensure the coronation of the Dauphin, Charles.

Correct. Joan of Arc was 16. Born in 1412, she began hearing voices at the age of 13. At 16, they became so persistent, she went to the Dauphin and convinced him that she should be placed in charge of field troops. After her capture, she was burned at the stake at the age of 19.

Sorry. Joan of Arc was 16. Born in 1412, she began hearing voices at the age of 13. At 16, they became so persistent, she went to the Dauphin and convinced him that she should be placed in charge of field troops. After her capture, she was burned at the stake at the age of 19.

Nope. Joan of Arc was 16. Born in 1412, she began hearing voices at the age of 13. At 16, they became so persistent, she went to the Dauphin and convinced him that she should be placed in charge of field troops. After her capture, she was burned at the stake at the age of 19.

Incorrect. Joan of Arc lead troops during the 100 Years War between France and England. The English had the town of Orleans under siege when Joan arrived on April 30th. By May 8th she raised the siege and claimed victory. Her success made her a heroine and she was subsequently dubbed "The Maid of Orleans."

Right! Joan of Arc lead troops during the 100 Years War between France and England. The English had the town of Orleans under siege when Joan arrived on April 30th. By May 8th she raised the siege and claimed victory. Her success made her a heroine and she was subsequently dubbed "The Maid of Orleans."

Mais non. Joan of Arc lead troops during the 100 Years War between France and England. The English had the town of Orleans under siege when Joan arrived on April 30th. By May 8th she raised the siege and claimed victory. Her success made her a heroine and she was subsequently dubbed "The Maid of Orleans."

Nope. Incredibly, it was in 1920 by Pope Benedict XV. Twenty five years after her death, she was retried and she was ruled innocent. It took almost 500 years for her to reach sainthood.

Incorrect. Incredibly, it was in 1920 by Pope Benedict XV. Twenty five years after her death, she was retried and she was ruled innocent. It took almost 500 years for her to reach sainthood.

Yes! Incredibly, it was in 1920 by Pope Benedict XV. Twenty five years after her death, she was retried and she was ruled innocent. It took almost 500 years for her to reach sainthood.