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The hundreds year war - Coggle Diagram

- - - - May 7, 1429, Joan led the French Army into battle. Hard-fought battle for both sides. French finally retreated in despair.
        
        Joan suddenly charged back toward the fort (Orléans), the whole army followed after her and the siege of Orléans was broken. Joan guided the French into the path of victory.
        
        Joan persuaded Charles to go with her to Reims.
        
        There he was crowned king on July 17, 1429, but the Burgundians, England's allies, captured Joan in battle. Turned her over to the English. English handed her over to the Church to stand trial.
        
        Although the French king Charles VII owed his crown to Joan, he did nothing to rescue her. Condemned as a witch and a heretic because of her claim to hear voices, Joan was burned at the stake on May 30, 1431.
- - - - A english army outnumbered 3:1 defeated the french army by bradding them with arrows
- - - - English longbowmen sent volley after volley of deadly arrows
        
        more than 1/3 of french force ay dead.
        longbow, not chivalry won the day
        
        success of teh longbow in these battle spelled doom for chivalric warfare