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    rights‚ therefor they were powerless and a peaceful revolution was impossible. Around 200‚000 slaves were freed from there captors as a result of the war. During the French revolution‚ the people had no choice but to revolt violently. Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were living a life of luxury and parties while their people were starving slowly to their deaths. Of course‚ the commoners tried to overthrow them peacefully‚ but that simply didn’t work. They had to decide: have their rights violated and

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    political prisoners. After the revolution‚ the peasants made sure they were heard. They started killing nobles; the guillotine was made making the death sentence faster and cheaper. Thousands were killed with the guillotine including Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette‚ his wife. The time after this was known as the Reign of Terror‚ when Maximilien Robespierre took over. During this period of famine and panic‚ the peasants were finally heard and released from feudalism. This French Revolution changed a

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    support my idea. First of all‚ success is what we have after a process we worked hard or we made an effort to achieve it. We can see that in many famous people. Behind their success‚ they spent all their time‚ strength and conscientiousness. Let take Marie Curie – the first person who won two Nobel prizes for the discover of the radioactive elements polonium and radium as an example. She spent her whole life for studying and science. To isolate a fraction of a gram of radium‚ she and her husband processed

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    Marie Antoinette queen of France. born November 2‚1755 was married to Louis Xv. Shortly as he died from smallpox disease a young prince was going to take his place. Marie Antoinette was a person they found as majestic and a visible woman not some unknown girl. Marie Antoinette had not managed to take the first step up this particular ladder of power. The role designed for Marie Antoinette was intended to be more like that of the mistress‚ which is taking more advantage of unique advantages and personnel

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    Before the French Revolution was sparked‚ poverty plagued the streets of France. Families starved while Louis XVI and his flighty wife Marie Antoinette spent lavishly. The ineffective rulers gambled and partied frequently and freely‚ and by 1789 France was out of money and faced a serious financial crisis. France’s unequal social hierarchy made of three classes-the First‚ Second‚ and Third Estate- was extremely unfair to the Third Estate which was ninety seven percent of the population and included

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    “Was the blood that had just been spilled so pure?” These are the words of Antoine Pierre Joseph Marie Barnave‚ a French politician after the storming of the Bastille. He was referring to those who had died in the event. On July 14th‚ 1789‚ revolutionaries stormed the Bastille in Paris‚ France‚ springing the French Revolution into action‚ and finally ending in 1799 when Napoleon Bonaparte built an empire. The conflict lasted ten years; the compromise was long and difficult‚ with trials and errors

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    of special and general relativity‚ enjoyed the company of other women while he was married. His second wife was his first cousin. He lived with her for five years before divorcing his first wife with whom he had a child before they were married. Marie Curie‚ who discovered radioactivity‚ lived with her husband in a sparsely furnished apartment because she hated housework. While the couple did their research in a leaky shed‚ they had little money and would cheer themselves up by sitting next to the

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    painting Socrates is depicted as about to take poison‚ surrounded by all his pupils who looked up to him. With similarity‚ Louis XVI is about ready to feel the wrath of subjects. They are to accuse him of lavish spending‚ especially that of his wife Marie Antoinette. Louis and his wife would be guillotined in the coming years but the debt wasn’t exclusively brought about by the expenditures of the privileged. The Seven Years War and the American War of Independence cost the government dearly. Nevertheless

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    working an ordinary business job which further emphasises the fact that the individual isn’t achieving any aspirations in life and hasn’t yet fulfilled a journey of self-discovery. Text Two – Prose Extract Non Fiction: b) Text Two tells the story of Marie Curie‚ a Polish born bright minded girl‚ trying to find her place in the (at the time) men dominated world of science; chemistry to be exact. Being one of only a small fraction of females studying chemistry was only one of the challenges Curie had

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    great great distant grand cousin on her father’s side and inherit the family house” (13). Cathy’s entire statement about being the “great great grand cousin of the queen of France” is quite ironic given the fact that France has not had a queen since Marie Antoinette in 1755 (12). Later in the novella Esperanza realizes that you cannot necessarily trust every women

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