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What step did the french government take to protect its interests in new France?
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Was France the first nation to build its economy based on capitalism?
No, it was one of the last among Western nations. Great Britain was the first. Even today, the French Government and French industry have close ties and even despite EU rules on the subject of free markets and competition, the French Government will immediately involve itself in the affairs of French industry if it feels French interests are at stake.
Why did France want to reestablish control over indochina?
3 reasons 1. The French were afraid of independence movements developing in other French colonies. 2. They wanted to protect French economic interests in Vietnam. 3. The Bank of Indochina was very influential and its assets needed to be protected. France considered French Indochina one of its most valuable colonial possessions. It provided it access to Asian trade and the prospect of acquiring many new Catholic converts.
What type of government did France have in the 18th century?
France was governed by a monarchy before the French revolution.
After the fall of France he set up a government in exile?
You must be referring to Charles De Gaulle who set up a pro-allied frence government after Germany took North France and Vichy France took South France. De Gaulle had his French government based in Algiers.
What action did Napoleon take in 1804 with regard to the French government?
He crowned himself emperor of France.
What nation did the US support in Vietnam in the 1950?
France (Apex)
What fort was built to protect French interests in the area?
Fort Duquesne
Why did France decide to enter the revelutionary war?
I don't know if you are confusing the American War of Independence with the French Revolution. True, there were some French interests in Louisiana that might have caused some French to get involved to protect their interests (it's hard to imagine a Frenchman fighting if it doesn't involve his personal interests) but by and large the War of Independence was between the Americans and the British, and the French Revolution was pretty much a civil war in France at around the same time period. Phil
Where was the German government located in southern France?
There never was a German government for France during WWII, but there was a French government based in Vichy.
Who took control of the church in France during French Revolution?
The French government.
Who gives the government power in France?
The French electorate.
How many coutries did fight against France in the french revolution?
french people vs. french government
Was France the first nation to build its economy based on capitalism?
No, it was one of the last among Western nations. Great Britain was the first. Even today, the French Government and French industry have close ties and even despite EU rules on the subject of free markets and competition, the French Government will immediately involve itself in the affairs of French industry if it feels French interests are at stake.
What was the name of the French government that was run by the Nazis?
Vichy France
Why did the Germans let France run Vichy France and Free France?
The Germans didn't let the "free French" government run anything. It was known as the Free French government IN EXILE because they had to get out of France and all German-controlled areas. The only government the NAZIs recognized in France was the one that was allied with Germany, the Vichy gov't.
What are some ways to improve the french government?
There is not even one way to inprove the french government because the french government aready knows french very well even the same good as someone from France and a french teacher.
Why is there French in Egypt?
Napoleon Bonaparte's Egyptian expedition took place in 1798-1801. He wanted to protect French trading interests there. He also wanted to protect French access to the greater region such as Syria and on to India. On the expedition were scientists who wanted to study Egyptian antiquities. Academic, business/economic, cultural and political interests have always been strong motivators for establishing, and maintaining, a French presence in Egypt.
