they didnt like him and wanted to kill him
King Louis XIV and his administration were generally positive concerning the territory claimed for France in 1682 (areas along the Gulf of Mexico in present-day Louisiana and Texas) by the explorer, Sieur de La Salle, although the French presence there was not supported and soon dissolved. It was not until the explorations of the Sieur d'Iberville some twenty years later that a strongly supported and successful French colony would become established on the Gulf Coast.
The Directory took over government, but problems still continued in France. When Napoleon rose rapidly through the ranks he became a public hero and joined the plot to over throw the Directors. France wasn't ready to become a democracy it was comfortable to have an King or Emperor who's power is absolute. Although Napoleon ruled as a dictator his power was like a kings', but for the first time in France the soldiers fought for their country rather than fighting for their King as subjects. France flourished under Napoleon's rule because he created a sense of national unity.
It didn't, the Knights Templar defended the Church in the Holy land and on her border and were doing a great service to the Church. The king of France, however, did feel very threatened by them, as he owed them huge sums of money. At the time, the pope was quite dependent on the king of France, and even though the pope declared he found no evidence that the many accusations which were made against the knights were true, he suppressed the order to appease the greedy french king. This was a sad moment in the Church's history, as the greed of a tyrant king and the weakness of a pope led to the end of one of the greatest defenders of the faith in the Holy Land.
No, they were obsessed with the after-life.
in 1763 king george settled in the Indians land then he took it for himself he did this cause he hated them this is there french code 657kgfai
YOLO... In France they call it a Florentine Kissing. In more conservative times it was thought that the French were more open & expressive about sex & they kissed rather boldly & in public. & that where the term French kiss came from
Many called him weak, inept and indecisive. Some blamed him for all of France's paroblems including the weather. The financial problems in France were not of his making. He inherited them all.
Absolutely furious. he was not just abandoning them; he was joining their enemies and plainly intended to join with them in an invasion and conquest of France. It was for this act of treason that he was guillotined.
They were thoroughly enraged. They felt like they had moved beyond Absolutist monarchical rule and would not readily submit to another overbearing king. There were revolutions in France in 1830, 1832, and 1848 against the monarchs when they flexed their absolutist muscle.
The poem is about Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution. Rosetti portrays the feelings of the princess in the lead up to the revolution of the peasants of France. The princess says of her want to help the people- but she doesn't really understand because she has led such a sheltered life. I think you either feel sympathy for her or think she is pathetic- it's all talk and no action. Rosetti portrays the feelings of the princess- how she did not want to be born into this life- she had no choice & how she thinks her life is perhaps worse than that of the peasants because they are free, whereas she is trapped in the palace.
they feel it's unacceptable for a boy to be named as king.
The French and Indian War began for various reasons. Primarily, France and England were fighting for land that Indians did not feel they were entitled to. Secondly, England was making guarantees to the Indians to fight on their side.