Marie Antoinette's Children part 4: Adopted and Biological Sons and Daughters

The transcript details the lives of children associated with Marie Antoinette, including her biological daughter who died young, and several adopted children like Jean Amilcar, Ernestine, and Jean Louise Toya. It explores their lives, the challenges they faced, and the impact of the French Revolution on their fates. Despite Marie Antoinette's controversial image, the narrative highlights her compassion and efforts to care for these children.

What illness did Marie Antoinette's daughter suffer from before her death?

• Tuberculosis

• Smallpox

• Measles

• Cholera

What action did Marie Antoinette take upon meeting Jean Amilcar?

• Manumitted and adopted him

• Gave him to another family

• Sent him back to Senegal

• Ignored him

Where was Jean Amilcar sent for his education?

• The French court

• A convent

• A boarding school in Sonku

• Versailles

What was Ernestine's role in Marie Therese's life?

• Her tutor

• Her playmate and companion

• Her governess

• Her rival

What rumor surrounded Ernestine's parentage?

• She was the king's illegitimate child

• She was a twin

• She was a foreign princess

• She was a commoner

What significant event happened to Ernestine in 1796?

• She gained independence

• She married

• She was executed

• She moved to Germany

What was the outcome of the DNA testing on the Dark Countess?

• Proved she was Ernestine

• Proved she was Marie Therese

• Proved she was unrelated

• Proved she was a royal

Who was Jean Louise Toya intended to be a playmate for?

• Ernestine

• Jean Amilcar

• Louis Charles

• Marie Therese

What happened to Jean Louise Toya's siblings after their parents' death?

• Sent to a convent

• Adopted by another family

• Sent to the French court

• Left to fend for themselves

How is Marie Antoinette's legacy as a mother described?

• Caring

• Cruel

• Neglectful

• Indifferent