How did the name France originate?

Answer 1

December 22,1876

Answer 2

The first mention of the area of nowadays France as a country is found in the treaty of Verdun, 843 AD, treaty which settled the heirloom of the empire of Charles the Great. Since that date, France never was a colony or a dependence of Another Country, and never had to achieve independence (even though the Frennch had to fight at frequent occurences for the defence of their soil). This is also why France has no Independence Day, but commemorate the start of the French Revolution (the storming of the Bastille fortress on July 14, 1789) as its national day.

Answer 3

France became a country after the French War between the French and the

Napollian War, but the French won so now the French people have their own

country

Answer 4

France as nation came into existence when Charlemagne became Emperor in 800 AD. He created a Frank (French) nationalism that exists today.

Answer 5

From the FRANKS, who invaded and took over under their King Clovis in the 5th century