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depending of their administrative satus, they are called 'les régions d'outre-mer / les départements d'outre-mer' or 'les territoires d'outre-mer'
There are the Guadeloupe, Martinique islands in the Carribean, the French Guiana north of Brazil, the Réunion island in the Indian ocean, and smaller territories scattered across the oceans.
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What lobster class do butterflies belong to?
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What is the value of Raymond Wintz painting called the blue door?
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What group of artists did van Gogh belong to?
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What is the Mona Lisa gallery called?
The Musee du Louve in Paris France
What is a collection of overseas territories called?
Empire
Is France part of the Caribbean?
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What is the 43 state of France?
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What did the french call their new territories in Canada?
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A colony of France since 1817?
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How many islands are there in the city France?
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What ethnic group do most people in France belong to?
The majority of people in France belong to the ethnic group known as the French. They are considered the native population of the country. Additionally, France is a diverse country with a significant immigrant population from various ethnic backgrounds.
What area did France want to control?
The area of dispute between France and Germany which France lost in the Franco-Prussian War and wanted to get back is called Alsace-Lorraine, regained by France in WWI. It is the birthplace of Joan of Arc. They also wanted to control more overseas colonies, and the parts of France that Germany occupied in the early weeks of the "Battle of France."
What is the name of the group of islands near the tip of south America?
The group of islands, located 300miles from South America's Patagonian coast is called Falkland Islands. They are one of the British overseas territories and not part of South America.
