Marie Antoinette: Praised Princess to Condemned Queen

Marie Antoinette is the Austrian princess born in Vienna, Austria. Her birthday is Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna, but many people call her Marie Antoinette. Her mother, Maria Thereses, is head of state. Maria Thereses has all the power, so it is a bit determined with her children. Her husband, Mary's father, Francis I is one who does not have many other personality. His position closely resembles the first woman in America. Mary is the 15th child of Mary and Francis.

Marie Antoinette - During the revolution Marie Antoinette was the queen of France. When people are hungry, there is a rumor that she spends a lot on palaces, dresses and acclaim parties. She is the subject of many gossip and insulted by the public. At the beginning of the rule of terrorism, she was fired by guillotine. Dauphin - Dauphin is the heir of the king of France (Prince). Louis-Charles became a French pigeon after his brother died in TB in 1789. This was when the French Revolution began. After the father (King Louis XVI) was executed, Dove was detained in a prison in Paris. Revolutionaries believe that his existence is a threat to the Republic. He became sick in prison and died in 1795.

Mary - Antoinette spent the rest of his life in Paris' prison. Princess Ramallah, who was faithful to the Queen during the revolution, was imprisoned with her. Rambler declined the oath of the monarchy and handed it to the mob of Paris on 3 September 1792; they broke their neck and marched at a spear outside the window of Mary-Antoinette. Louis XVI was ordered to be executed in the Diet in January 1793. In August, the queen was held with a concierge and was isolated. She was taken to the revolutionary court on October 14, 1793 and became a guillotine two days later.

On August 13, 1792, Marie Antoinette began to be imprisoned and ended after she died. She was imprisoned in various prisons in Paris. After a series of failed escape attempts, Marie Antoinette appeared before the Revolutionary Court. She was accused of helping enemies in France and causing a civil war. The arbitral tribute admitted her of guilty and sentenced her to death. On October 16, 1793, she went to the guillotine. (Guillotine was a machine executed by a dagger during the French Revolution.) Marie Antoinette evoked her sympathy and courage in front of the prison and executioner.