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What was the name of the famous prison which the people broke into?
The prison was the fortress of La Bastille, which was stormed on the 14th of July, 1789.
What was the name of the famous prison which people broke into at the time of the french revolution?
The name of the prison is the Bastile and the name of the event was Storming of the bastille on 14 July 1789.
What are minotaurs powers?
minotaur power was ruined by Zeus and broke out of prison
What actors and actresses appeared in Broke and Famous - 2013?
The cast of Broke and Famous - 2013 includes: Mark General as Thieving Drummer
What are the release dates for Broke and Famous - 2009 TV?
Broke and Famous - 2009 TV was released on: USA: 5 November 2009
What would happened if you broke a law in north Korea?
Execution or a long prison term.
What is a list of famous people who broke the law like Rosa Parks?
Rosa Parks Early Christians Gandhi MLK JR.
When did France get its independence?
From whom, pray? France is a country that just grew, not somebody's colony which broke free.
What country first broke ground for the panama canal?
France 1881
If an illegal activity becomes legalized by the courts are people who were convicted of that activity released from prison?
Remember - it was illegal when they did it, and they knowingly broke the law. It could prove to the basis for an appeal of their sentence but the answer is no, they are not automatically released.
What countries that have a democracy except the US?
France also has a democracy! When the 13 colonies signed the declaration of independence they knew their army wasn't big enough to defeat Britain so they asked help from France. The king of France didn't want to influence his people but, would take any opportunity to humiliate an enemy. Soon the people from France also broke away to form a democracy.
How did Justin bieber broke his kleg?
Justin first broke his foot when skating boarding before he was famous but he broke it again onstage when he was opening for Taylor Swift.
