Taking A Stand In History

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Joan of Arc was really hard to choose, but at the same time essay. I wanted to do it on a girl, and I was left with five people. Then I had to apply it to the theme “ Taking a Stand In History”. I still had three left. Last, I wanted someone not involved with American, and that was when I choose Joan of Arc.

I don’t really like the ways I conducted my research. I got most of my research on websites. I don’t really like technology I would rather read a book on my topic. Most of the websites had the same things,but there were little things that were different. I also got information on a handout that my teacher gave me.

I am doing an exhibit, because I didn’t want to write ban essay. I also like to decorate the board. I plan on having a black board, lots of pictures, and really creative. I want to have a big picture of Joan of Arc in the middle of the board. I want to have a good title and timeline. …show more content…
Joan of Arc took a stand for women to be able to fight in wars. She confronted king Charles the seventh to let her lead a war. The last piece of evidence is it was on a hand out that had people who took a stand in

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