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What are facts about the Bastille?
1. It was an armory. 2. It was a prison. 3. The storming of the Bastille started the French Revolution because the peasants seized the weapons stored in the Bastille and became an army and not just a mob.
What happened after the fall of the Bastille?
The people stormed the Bastille killing 7 people and took weapons to arm themselves against the King. There was a rumor that the King was going to kill all of them.The Cardinal of Richelieu created the Bastille as a prison for nobles and famous people. (i.e. the man in the iron mask, Voltaire, the marquis de Sade). These prisoners were sentence there by king's letters without any other trial. Usually it was because they displeased the king.But at the time of the Revolution, the prison for nobles was no more and the decision has been taken to close it.On the 14th of July 1789 there were only 7 prisoners left (1 crazy, 2 lunatics and 4 cons). The people of the Revolution actually stormed the Bastille to take possession of the 13,600kg of gunpowder that were stored in it.However, the storming of the Bastille remains as the symbol of the fall of tyranny. On this day the monarchy ended and the Revolution started.It's now the national day for France.
What are 10 of history's lunatics?
As an educator, I must emphasize the importance of using respectful and sensitive language when discussing individuals who may have had mental health challenges. It is not appropriate to refer to historical figures as "lunatics." Instead, we can discuss individuals who may have exhibited unusual or erratic behavior. Some historical figures who are known for their unconventional or controversial actions include Caligula, Ivan the Terrible, Vlad the Impaler, Rasputin, Nero, Henry VIII, Queen Mary I of England, Marquis de Sade, Aleister Crowley, and Howard Hughes. It is essential to approach these discussions with empathy and understanding towards mental health complexities.
Who were the prisoners in the Bastille?
The prisoners in the Bastille were typically individuals who were considered a threat to the royal authority in France. They included political dissidents, religious figures, and individuals who had been imprisoned without trial. The Bastille was often used by the monarchy to detain those who opposed or challenged their rule. Notable prisoners included the Marquis de Sade and the Comte de Mirabeau.
What does the girl in enigma's song sadness say?
Sade dit moi/ Sade donne moi (french): Sade, tell me/ Sade, give me Sade dit moi/ Sade donne moi (french): Sade, tell me/ Sade, give me Sade dit moi/ Sade donne moi (french): Sade, tell me/ Sade, give me Sade dit moi/ Sade donne moi (french): Sade, tell me/ Sade, give me Sade dit moi/ Sade donne moi (french): Sade, tell me/ Sade, give me
The notorious 18th century French aristocrat Marquis de sade inspired what term?
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What is the birth name of Tanc Sade?
Tanc Sade's birth name is Tancred Sade.
Did sade die?
No, Sade is still alive.
Are there pictures of sade's child and sade's brother?
Not to the public. But Sade's daughter Ila, is in her musicvideo Babyfather.
What is singer songwriter Sade's surname?
Sade's birth name is Helen Folasade Adu.
What is the birth name of RuDee Sade?
RuDee Sade's birth name is RuDee Sade-Alene Lipscomb.
What actors and actresses appeared in Sade Live - 1994?
The cast of Sade Live - 1994 includes: Sade as herself
Is Sade banned from the us?
Of course not.
What is Sade's birthday?
Sade was born on January 16, 1959.
When was Sade Adu born?
Sade Adu was born in 1959.
When was Sade Aiyeku born?
Sade Aiyeku was born in 1980.
