what are 10 small objects that symbolize catherine the great?

Question

it has to be able to fit in a bag
it cant be weapons or anything
need help urgent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

French croissant (found in a bakery or a grocery store) because:
Queen Catherine promoted European, esp. French, culture.
Something from "A Sweet Sixteen" party (available from a party store or just a Hallmark card store) because:
She was only sixteen when she arrived in Russia and married Peter, whom she succeeded.
A book of Russian poetry from the library because:
She promoted the works of writers, artists, and others in liberal arts.
A fake piece of jewelry, like a tiara, with lots of rhinestones (found at a costume store) and/or an eighth-of-a-yard of shiny, gold fabric (found at a fabric store) because:
She liked the extravagant, such as beautiful, rich clothes and jewelry, and she wore a crown.
Something German, such as a small package of German chocolate (available from the grocery store) because:
She was, originally, a German princess born in 1729.
Something made of silver (like an old coin) because:
She put a strong emphasis on the mining of silver in Russia.
Miniature plastic horses, sheep, and cattle (bought at a toy store) because:
She promoted modern methods of breeding these animals.
Something made of leather (like a coin purse) or candles
because:
She founded factories that made these products.