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Who did the marchers nickname the Baker and the Baker's Wife?
Pope and the Catholic Church
French army and navy
King and Queen of France
The nobles and the clergy
The crowd first took over the Hotel de Ville in Paris (sort of like a city hall) where they were able to get some bread as well as weapons. Revolutionaries in the crowd suggested they head to the palace in Versailles and confront King Louis XVI. They called the king the "Baker" and the queen the "Baker's wife."
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