Early Life
Later Life
Alfred Nobel
Achievments
Legacy
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When was Marie Curie born and where?
November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, Poland
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How many Nobel Prizes did Marie win, and for what?
She won 2, one for Physics, and one for Chemistry
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Alfred Nobel invented what before the Nobel Prizes?
Dynamite
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For what reason did she earn her second Nobel Prize?
what is radioactivity?
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What type of icon was she?
A feminist icon
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what did her mother die from, and what age was she when her mom died?
Tuberculosis, she was 10 years old when her mother died
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When did Marie die, and from what did she die from?
She died in 1934, from apalastic anemia
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Alfred Nobel is most known for what?
The Nobel Prize
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For her first Nobel Prize she was awarded what amount of it?
half the amount
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She was the first woman to lecture at what university?
Sorbonne University
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What did she work as for 5 years, while her sister was in school?
she was a tutor and a governess
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How many daughters did Marie and Pierre have, and what were there names?
they have two, Irene and Eve
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These were made to reward people who have done good for humanity?
The Nobel Prize
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How many Prizes were awarded to her in total?
8 awards in total
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In what field did she open new opportunities in?
The STEM field
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What year did Marie completed her Master's degree and graduate?
1893
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When and how did her husband, Pierre Curie die?
1906, from accidentally stepping in front of a horse-drawn carriage
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When was Alfred Nobel born?
October 21, 1833
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What was Marie's second prize for and when was it rewarded?
Chemistry - 1911
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Where were her remains buried?
In the Pantheon in Paris
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What university did Marie apply to in Paris?
Sobronne
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What was the name of the two elements Marie and her husband discovered, when did they discover them
polonium and radium, both founded in 1898
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When did Alfred Nobel Die?
December 10, 1896
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What was Marie's first prize for and when was it rewarded?
Physics - 1903
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What was the name of her film?
Marie Curie:The Courage of Knowledge
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