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Which of these is most evident by this letter, written during the Hundred Years War?
A.
Joan did not believe the king of England had any authority.
B.
Joan commanded France's armies throughout the entire war.
C.
Joan was given permission to negotiate for the king of France.
D.
Joan considered France and England to be separate nations.
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A. Joan did not believe the king of England had any authority.
Reason: Joan’s letters and proclamations during the Hundred Years’ War emphasize that the English were usurpers and that Charles (the Dauphin) was the rightful king of France. The other choices are incorrect: she did not command French armies for the entire war (B), she was not primarily a royal negotiator (C), and while she treated England and France as opposing powers, the letter’s clear point is denying English authority (D).
Reason: Joan’s letters and proclamations during the Hundred Years’ War emphasize that the English were usurpers and that Charles (the Dauphin) was the rightful king of France. The other choices are incorrect: she did not command French armies for the entire war (B), she was not primarily a royal negotiator (C), and while she treated England and France as opposing powers, the letter’s clear point is denying English authority (D).
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