Marie Antoinette

Question: any one who knows french history or takes french? i need help for my final!?

okay so i was absent for awhile and i got this review sheet and i need the answers so i can study from it. theres only a few things i need to know

can you put these leaders of france in chronological order:

nicolas sarkozy
louis XVI
charles de gaulle
louis XIV
napolean bonaparte

the name of napoleans first wife?

country where marie antoinette was born

how you say mona lisa in french

site where the guillotine and egyptian obelisk now stands:

les champs-elysees conects what two monuments?

thanks!!!!! 10 points best answerrr. thankkkk youuu

Answer: Okay, from oldest to newest:
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charles de Gaulle
Nicolas Sarkozy (current President of France)

Napoleon's first wife: Josephine Bonaparte (née Marie-Rose de Tascher de la Pagerie)

Marie Antoinette was born in Austria, and was a member of the Austrian royal family.

The French call the Mona Lisa; La Joconde or Portrait de Monna Lisa

Place de la Concord is where the guillotine was and where the pink Egyptian obelisk now stands.

Les Champs-Elysees connets the Arc De Triomph (in the Place Charles de Gaulle in the West) to the Place de la Concord (Egyptian obelisk) in the East.

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Count Hans Axel Fersen was born in 1755 and died in 1810. Count Axel Fersen was a Swedish soldier and diplomat. Count Axel Fersen was a nobleman and son of Count Fredrik Axel Fersen.

Count Hans Axel Fersen entered (1779) the French service, was aide-de-camp of comte de Rochambeau in the American Revolution. Count Hans Axel Fersen later at the court of Versailles became a favorite of Marie Antoinette. There were rumors of the love affair of Marie Antoinette & Axel von Fersen. Count Hans Axel Fersen was recalled (1784) to Sweden, but returned to Paris on the eve of the French Revolution.

In 1791 Count Hans Axel Fersen helped the marquis de Bouill plan the flight of Louis XVI and Marie Antionette, and Count Hans Axel Fersen himself drove their coach outside the city limits, but the king and queen were arrested at Varennes. Count Hans Axel Fersen later held diplomatic posts at Vienna and Brussels and in 1801 was made marshal of Sweden by Gustavus IV, whom Count Hans Axel Fersen accompanied to Germany in the Napoleonic Wars.

After the Swedish revolution of 1809 that forced Gustavus IV to abdicate, Count Hans Axel Fersen was accused by popular rumor of reactionary intrigues and was killed by a mob.

Count Axel Fersen