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France: Pre-Revolution BPS 2015

The Royals

Louis XIV Le Roi de Soleil

Louis XV Louis the Beloved

Louis XVI Duc de Berry Dauphin of France King of Navarre and France

Marie Antoinette Archduchess of Austria Queen of France and Navarre

The Church The First Estate

Nobility The Second Estate

The Peasants The Third Estate

Versailles: The Royal Palace of France

Versailles

It is not a palace, It is a whole town. Magnificent in scale; Magnificent in substance. -Charles Perrault The Versailles Estate includes The Palace, the Grand Trianon, the gardens, and Marie- Antoinette’s estate. It is 1,976 acres in size. (UNCC is 1000 acres.) There are approximately 200,000 trees, 2153 windows, 700 rooms, and 67 staircases at Versailles. It is 16 miles away from Paris.

Le Petit Trianon