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    When people think of The French Revolution‚ they think of the Queen of France‚ Marie Antoinette. The blame for The French Revolution was put mostly on her.  Marie Antoinette is a misunderstood historical figure who does not deserve the bad name she has been given. She was the first victim of bad publicity‚ for example‚ the infamous saying “Let them eat cake”. Marie Antoinette did contribute to the debt the French state was in‚ but only slightly. Her husband‚ Louis XVI’s‚ grandfather contributed

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    * Her Family & Childhood Marie Sklodowski was born on November 7‚ 1867 in Warsaw the capital of Poland. Both of her parents were school teachers‚ and they had high expectations for their five children (Zosia‚ Bronia‚ Jozef‚ Helena and Marie). Marie‚ her sisters‚ and brother all graduated with the highest grades in their class. The Sklodowski family was very learned and cultured‚ but they struggled financially. Poland was occupied by Russia and Germany. Many jobs were taken by these unwelcome foreigners

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    Marie Antoinette “Let them eat cake.” The movie Marie Antoinette sure is as sweet and colorful as cake. The film premiered worldwide on May 24‚ 2006. Marie Antoinette has won the Academy Award for Best Costume Design. It has also won best Art Direction and Best Costume Design for both the Las Vegas and Phoenix Films Critics Society Awards. Kirsten Dunst‚ who plays the gorgeous Marie herself‚ has won the MTV Award for best Breakthrough Performance and the Saturn Award for Best Young Actress. Jason

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    our names known years from now. In the case of Marie Antoinette‚ her legacy has lived well beyond her time. Though‚ some believe she was a horrendous person‚ others seem to think she was a respectible queen‚ and overall a good person. She is famously known for the ignorant comment said to be made when she was informed that the peasants had no bread‚ "Let them eat cake". By many she is perceived in a negative manner‚ just as she was when she lived. Marie has been the subject of much historical debate

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    I. Introduction Marie Curie’s work and achievements on radioactivity have impacted and benefited the world in numerous ways. Marie Curie’s contributions have led to many important discoveries in the scientific world. Marie Curie was most famous for her remarkable work in radioactivity. Due to her great effort in discovering two radioactive elements‚ Marie Curie received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911. The Nobel Prize is a prize that is annually awarded every year to people with outstanding

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    fourteen‚ introduced into a lifestyle she was never destined for in her homeland of Austria. Marie Antoinette was force to live the life of an adult‚ and was expected to behave like a queen from adolescence. She could not be to blame her lavish means‚ for instances it is like taking a child to a candy store‚ and expecting them not to indulge in the delicious treats bestowed before them. Personally‚ I consider Marie Antoinette a slave in her own household. Her life was like groundhogs day everyday waking

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    Professor Nicole Johnston TAM 3510 April 16‚ 14 Marie Antoinette: The Gall of Gaulle Marie Antoinette went from an innocent young archduchess of Austria to an international pop culture icon once becoming the Queen of France. The portrait of Antoinette by Vigee-Lebrun was suppose to be another ordinary portrait of Marie that Vigee-Lebrun had done many times before in the past‚ but quickly turned into a national phenomenon in France. The common folk were not used to seeing a Queen‚ especially

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    Document Analysis                                 Analysis #: 1 Document Title: Marie Antoinette: Letter to Her Mother 1773 Author: Marie Antoinette Date Written: September 10‚ 2012 Location: Paris 1.    How would you describe what this document is?   What was its purpose?  What function did it serve? Marie Antoinette‚ as a letter‚ wrote this piece of literature to her mother. It was written in 1773‚ and since Marie was born in 1755‚ this would make her the age of 18‚ or the prime of her youth

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    reason why Marie Curie’s generosity deserves our grateful thanks. Since she was a child‚ Marie Curie knew that the greatest desire of her life was becoming a physic and chemist as her father was. He was the one in charge of her daughter’s education due to Marie’s mother’s death. Most of the things she learnt were taught by her father‚ but when Marie had the age to go to University she started to work as a governess to be able to pay her travel to Paris where women could study. Marie earned the money

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    Was Marie-Antionette The Perfect Scapegoat? Marie Antoinette was the perfect target to blame for all the problems France was having at this time. In many ways‚ she somehow tries to help the French people. The marriage was supposed to bring in peace and friendship to both of the countrys‚ but instead‚ it just puts this into a more difficult position than before‚ married into a royal court that hated anything Austrian at this time. Since Austria and France had been fought

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