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 the young Princess, Marie Antoinette's child, contract?

• Tuberculosis

• Measles

• Smallpox

• Scarlet Fever

How old was the young Princess when she died?

• 11 months

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 6 months

What was the name of the boy from Senegal adopted by Marie Antoinette?

• Jean Amilcar

• Louis Charles

• Jean Louise

• Jacques

What was the reason for Jean Amilcar not being raised at court?

• Racism

• Financial issues

• Political reasons

• Health concerns

What was the name given to Marie Philippine Labreque by Marie Antoinette?

• Ernestine

• Marie Therese

• Louise

• Philippine

What was the fate of Ernestine's biological father?

• Executed

• Imprisoned

• Fled to another country

• Died of illness

What was the cause of Ernestine's death?

• Unknown causes

• Illness

• Accident

• Execution

What rumors surrounded Ernestine after her death?

• She was Marie Therese

• She was a spy

• She was a princess

• She was a commoner

What was the name of Marie Antoinette's last adopted child?

• Jean Louise

• Zoe

• Ernestine

• Marie Therese

What happened to Jean and her siblings after Marie Antoinette was imprisoned?

• They were adopted by another family

• Their expenses ceased

• They were sent to a convent

• They lived at court