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Marie Antoinette, as the Queen of France during the tumultuous period leading up to the French Revolution, held a belief in the stability of the monarchy and the divine right of kings. She viewed the revolutionary fervor with disdain and was largely disconnected from the struggles of the common people, believing that maintaining royal authority was essential for France’s prosperity. Her resistance to reform and perception of revolution as a threat to her family's legacy ultimately contributed to her downfall.

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