“The first lesson I learned was not to wait for a man’s rescue. History is written by the survivors and I am surely that.”
Catherine didn't have a great life when she was younger she has been through alot but still accomplished her major goals. Catherine de’ Medici was a very strong women who had to fight for her rights to achieve her goal. Catherine had her up’s and down’s throughout her life. She was mostly involved with starting wars. Which some people can believe, and can't . Catherine played a huge part with French teaching them how to use silverware, and creating new food innovation.
Catherine de’ Médicis or Catherine de’ Medici was born in April 13, 1519, in Florence, Italy. She was raised as an orphan shortly after her birth, she was …show more content…
But, the meeting had failed, and on “March 1, 1562, the Duke of Guise attacked worshiping Huguenots, killing 74 and wounding 104. The attack sparked the French Wars of Religion, and for the next 30 years France was in a state of either civil war or armed truce.”
“Catherine was partly responsible for the staring the French war of religion, which took place in the 1560’s and the 1750’s.” “The third war exposed the crown’s chronic financial weakness and and a prolonged war was too great”
Catherine de’ Medici played an important part in the history of Sixteenth Century France. Catherine de’ Medici has been held partly responsible for starting the French Wars of Religion. Catherine de Medici created a lot of food innovations to France. She's said to have taught the French how to eat with a fork, and introduced foods and dishes such as cream puffs , melon seeds, broccoli, different types of cakes, candied vegetables, and many more. Catherine de Medici also introduced dining setting, light perfumes, and some silverware and glasses. Her main accomplishments would become associate along the French religious conflict what have to do with the Catholics and also the French Protestant known as
Catherine didn't have a great life when she was younger she has been through alot but still accomplished her major goals. Catherine de’ Medici was a very strong women who had to fight for her rights to achieve her goal. Catherine had her up’s and down’s throughout her life. She was mostly involved with starting wars. Which some people can believe, and can't . Catherine played a huge part with French teaching them how to use silverware, and creating new food innovation.
Catherine de’ Médicis or Catherine de’ Medici was born in April 13, 1519, in Florence, Italy. She was raised as an orphan shortly after her birth, she was …show more content…
But, the meeting had failed, and on “March 1, 1562, the Duke of Guise attacked worshiping Huguenots, killing 74 and wounding 104. The attack sparked the French Wars of Religion, and for the next 30 years France was in a state of either civil war or armed truce.”
“Catherine was partly responsible for the staring the French war of religion, which took place in the 1560’s and the 1750’s.” “The third war exposed the crown’s chronic financial weakness and and a prolonged war was too great”
Catherine de’ Medici played an important part in the history of Sixteenth Century France. Catherine de’ Medici has been held partly responsible for starting the French Wars of Religion. Catherine de Medici created a lot of food innovations to France. She's said to have taught the French how to eat with a fork, and introduced foods and dishes such as cream puffs , melon seeds, broccoli, different types of cakes, candied vegetables, and many more. Catherine de Medici also introduced dining setting, light perfumes, and some silverware and glasses. Her main accomplishments would become associate along the French religious conflict what have to do with the Catholics and also the French Protestant known as