My sentence is: cou d' etat is a French sentance. Also: You wrote a sentence using it in your question
Language is constantly redefined by use. In this case, the term ' coup d'état' comes from French, and the French plural is ' coups d'état'. However the term is now in common English usage. In most instances of English usage, the French plural is maintained. However, particularly in the US, the term ' coup d'états' has crept in, no doubt initially by English language speakers who have no understanding of French. This form has therefore become acceptable, in a limited way, e.g. in Webster's Dictionary. Also creeping in is 'coup d'etat' without the accent - for similar reasons - English speakers have little understanding of the importance of accents in French. The question of acceptability is of course debatable: is it acceptable when it is only used in 10 percent of publications in the US? 50 per cent? And furthermore highly personal and debatable. Why do we (me included) get so upset by changes in use of language, I wonder?
Assuming that sentence fragment is asking about the coin's value, it's worth 10 cents.
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coup d' etat
A coup d'état is the sudden and illegal seizure of a government.
The term that for a forced change in government is "coup d' etat" other whys known as "coup"
"knock the state", but it is used in speech to mean an upheavel or over-throwing of a government.
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The last king, Tarquinius Priscus, had seized power with a coup d' etat and was a tyrant.
Directory as they were failing in France whilst Napoleon was in Egypt. He came back and started a Coup and he became the First Consul!
In a coup d' etat, or coup, an established and organized group, most often the milatary, forcefully deposes the current leader in order to assume political leadership. ALS "An organized group suddenly and forcefully assumes leadership."
In a coup d' etat, or coup, an established and organized group, most often the milatary, forcefully deposes the current leader in order to assume political leadership. ALS "An organized group suddenly and forcefully assumes leadership."
Napoleon Bonaparte on Nov. 9-10, 1799 ( 18th of Brumaire), when the Directory was overthrown and substituted by a government of three Consuls (the Consulate), of which Napoleon was the First Consul.
No, his coup was against the Constitutional government established as a result of the French Revolution called the Directory. It made him the First Consul of France. He was later named First Consul for Life and crowned himsef Emperor of the French on 2 December 1804.