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Marylin Monroe as adult Marie Antoinette

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Marylin Monroe as adult Marie Antoinette

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Marylin Monroe as a french queen large hair

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Piper Rockelle as young Marie Antoinette

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Piper Rockelle as young Marie Antoinette

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"Marylin Monroe has won an Oscar for her amazing performance in "Blood and Bread!" -NYC times

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"Marylin Monroe has won an Oscar for her amazing performance in "Blood and Bread!" -NYC times

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The Estates General, established by King Philip IV, organized French society into three sections: the 1st Estate, the 2nd Estate, and the 3rd Estate. The 1st estate, consisting of 1% of the population, represented the clergy and church officials. They owned 10% of the land in France and were exempt from paying taxes. The 2nd estate, comprising 10% of the population, consisted of the nobility, who also did not have to pay taxes. The 3rd estate, making up 89% of the population, included the common people, who were obligated to pay taxes. The National Assembly served as the Fourth Republic of France, based on representation by population. Its primary objective was to limit the power of the monarch. However, during a meeting, the 3rd estate was locked out. In response, they convened at a nearby tennis court and made the historic Tennis Court Oath, vowing not to disband until a constitution was established to address the grievances of the political prisoners.

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Soon after the Storming of the Bastille, people started to fear that the National Assembly would be dissolved because they believed King Louis XVI was trying to take away their rights. In response, commoners rose against soldiers, freeing political prisoners and taking control of weapons from the army. At the same time, women marched for six hours to the Palace of Versailles. Rumors that the King and Queen were hoarding flour and wheat spread. This protest ended with the royal family being put under house arrest. The legislative government wanted peace between the king and the people, but Louis XVI's weak leadership led to its failure. The chaos eventually led to the rise of the First Republic under Robespierre. Robespierre tried to force his morals on the country, which resulted in the Reign of Terror. During this time, many people were executed, and fear spread throughout France.

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"A remarkable film that captivates the audience." -LA Times

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"A remarkable film that captivates the audience." -LA Times

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The Directory was a government with two houses: the lower house, which proposed laws, and the upper house, which accepted or rejected them. Unfortunately, corruption was a major problem for this government. During this time, Napoleon Bonaparte’s popularity rose. He was a military genius and made a lot of important changes, like the Napoleonic Code, freedom of religion, and created a more centralized government. However, things went wrong when he tried to invade Russia in the winter, leading to his defeat and exile to an island. After he escaped, he was defeated again at the Battle of Waterloo and died in prison. Even though his rule was controversial, Napoleon left a strong legacy, making France a major power in Europe and boosting nationalism across the continent.