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No, up until 1792 France has always been a Monarchy with a King and Queen. Though, in 1789 the French Revolution made the King lay down his powers and France officially became a Republic then. After the Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself emperor and made France an Empire. After that, the Monarchy was restored for some time, and after that, France became a republic again.

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