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It is. France is a land of Immigration where there are large foreign-born populations, and a place where minorities are doing fairly well. It is the country which has the world's highest proportion of mixed couples, and nobody will bother make a remark about it.
But French people are highly suspicious of people wanting to impose their culture or their views upon them. This include proselytes, religious zealots, and "do-gooders" who want to make French society resemble their own, "better" country, where communities fiercely show their differences and stay apart instead of blending in the nation where they choose to live.
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What is multicultural cities?
a state made up of distinct cultural groups
Is France part of any region?
No France is a independent country. It belongs to the European Community which a supranational body composed by 27 European nation. So, France is a nation, not a region.
What nation became a bitter enemy of France in the 1870's?
Germany
What European nation formed an alliance with France in 1893?
The European nation that formed an alliance with France in 1893 was Russia. This was known as the Franco-Russian Alliance. It was implemented as a last ditch effort to promote peace.
How is canda a multicultural country?
We are involved with multicultural because we have many different people with many different cultures.
Is Sri Lanka multicultural?
There are many nations in srlanka. Sinhala is the major nation. So srilanka is a multicultural country.
How do collective rights in the past and today define who we are now?
It shows the world who we are: caring and multicultural as an entire nation.
What is multicultural nations?
A "multicultural nation" is an oxymoron. A nation is a people of common origin, ethnicity and/or culture. A nation is, by definition and in the modern context of the word multicultural (meaning multi-ethnic), monocultural. A state may be made up of distinct cultural groups and comprise many nations or people from many nations - but that is a state and not a nation. The confusion arises from the conjoining of "nation" and "state" with the rise of the "nation states" in Europe in the 19th century when new states - particularly Germany and Italy - were formed from fractured groups of states and kingdoms where the inhabitants had common ethnicity, language and closely tied cultures. For example, Australia is a multicultural federation of six states (and two territories) but the term "Australian nation" can only correctly refer to the Aborigines who have inhabited the country of Australia for over 30,000 years - and not to the ethnically European, Asian and others who only have a history up to 235 years in that location.
France is in what nation?
France is a nation unto itself. It belongs to the European Union, financially.
How swadharma is important to transforming nation?
It would help the nation's diversity and also their tolerance to other races/values. This could benefit everyone by creating a multicultural population.
What is multicultural cities?
a state made up of distinct cultural groups
What nation was a member of the triple entente?
France
What is the nation between France and Spain?
the contry in between Spain and France is a tiny nation called andorra.
Is France a state or a nation?
Typically, France is considered a nation as opposed to a nation-state since it was not formed by acts of nationalism. Rather it existed as an empire for centuries and is the surviving remnant of that empire.
Is France the oldest nation in Europe?
No. The oldest nation in Europe is San Marino. However, France was discovered first.
Does France hunt whales?
France as a nation is opposed to whaling.
What European nation is directly south of UK?
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