It is a good question.
Alsace and Moselle are the french regions which have the most particularities. And not only because of the architecture, culture or language which are the reflection of the regionalism.
Alsace had been invaded by Germans at the end of the 19th century. And it can be considered as the most "German" region of France. Some laws from the German annexion are still valid today.
The main particularities are
- The Church is financed by the State while France is Laïc. In Alsace you will find christian crosses in classrooms in spite of the fact that religious items are forbidden in schools in France.
- There are some extra holidays in Alsace
- The laws concerning hunting are different in Alsace.
- the Health Insurance is different and is called Reichsversicherungsordnung
- The trains go right while they go left in France
- Bilinguism is in the law
- Justice bodies has different powers in Alsace.
- The civil-servants have the benefit from a extra income due to "administrative difficulties"
Those are just examples.
As well, many Alsatians speak Alsatian German, an Allemanic dialect of German.
France and the history of France.
France is NOT in the UK.- And even if they could be, they would probably consider it 'undignified')
History can not be good or bad.
l'histoire de France
l'histoire de la France
a flag that is france
Yes.
No, I have to say it: Don't be stupid. France has been around since humans have. I once had a house in France that was 500 years old when Columbus set sail. France is one of the countries that made the history of the past 2,000 years. France has more history than almost anywhere. Hear, hear!
Historians generally consider it to be France.
France is considered to be non democratic by resistors. The government of France is considered to be a semi presidential system.
France has been a part of Luxembourg's history in that Luxembourg was once a part of France. French is actually one of the official languages of this tiny country.
no, because France was doing much better as a country then ever before