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26.06.2019 •
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Why did the french people not like marie antoinette?
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Ответ:
She was the monarch before the people killed her in the French Revolution. The poor people (majority of the population) carried the burden of the taxes and wanted to revolt. They did so by killing her and the king.
Ответ:
answer:
Benjamin Franklin
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Prokop Diviš
Explanation:
1749
In what later became the United States, the pointed lightning rod conductor, also called a lightning attractor or Franklin rod, was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1749 as part of his groundbreaking exploration of electricity.