What major events happened in Marie Curie's childhood?

Answer 1

She experienced tragedy at a very young age, when she first lost her sister Zofia to typhus and later, suffered from the death of her mother, from tuberculosis.

Following these events, she lost faith in her Roman Catholic religion and become an agnostic. Right from her childhood, Marie exhibited an exceptionally strong memory. At the same time, she was so much interested in study that at times, she used to forget to eat food or even have her sleep. She graduated from a Russian lyceum at the age of sixteen and came first in her class. She also received a gold medal on completion of her secondary education.

Answer 2

I'm 9 and I'm doing a report on her

i learned that as a child Marie Curie craved learning and every day on her way to school she would spit on a statute of a Russian czar on her way to school, there German class was really polish literature

some one would ring a warning bell when a Russian official approached

then they could swap their forbidden polish books for Russian ones in every class

Answer 3

Marie Curie's childhood was marked by the death of her mother when she was 10 years old, which deeply affected her. She excelled in her studies and demonstrated a passion for learning that would shape her scientific career. Despite facing financial constraints, Curie was able to continue her education and eventually become the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Answer 4

there is when she discovered polonium and radium

Answer 5

well nothing but when she was 20 to 30 she won 2 Nobel prizes and 2 medals

Answer 6

Marie and Pierre Curie were co-discoverers of radium. Over the years they worked unprotected with pitch-blend (the source of radium), and she eventually developed cancer.

Answer 7

good but she bad her life with 2 kids