France

The Giovanni Da Verrazzano voyages made France both powerful and wealthy. His voyages were able to bring minerals to France and therefore made the country wealthy.

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France is sometimes nicknamed the hexagon because of the general shape of the country. In their geography lessons, French children are taught to first draw an hexagon to help them draw France's map.

(il/elle) voit - (he/she) sees

Not usually. There used to be. You can always ask at the place. The most common difference is the price of a drink if you are standing at the bar is sometimes less than the price if sitting at the table.

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The wines of the Hermitage area are Côtes-du-Rhone. The producing area is very small (345 acres / 140 hectares) and they command a much higher price than the neighbouring Crozes-Hermitage. You can also keep them longer (20 years and more).

1994 isn't a "recommended year" and so the price could be lower (but still high). You can still find some 1994 Hermitage wines at 40€/bottle, seems to me to be near the bottom price, but prices vary greatly depending of the maker. An expensive bottle can be worth seven or eight times the cheapest in the price list.

The name "les domaniales" doesn't appear (any more?) in that particular area. I would not bet for a high-end wine with that sort of name, which is a bit phony.

There is a "les domaniales" name in the Crozes-Hermitage area. That 1994 Crozes-Hermitage may be worth nothing today (doesn't last as long as the Hermitage), except as a collection item (in which case it would still not fetch more than 40/50€ per bottle in my opinion.)

260,558 square miles.

34,023 km2

A hexagon.

Montmartre is a hill which is 130 meters high, giving its name to the surrounding district, in the north of Paris in the 18th arrondissement, a part of the Right Bank.

If by Biblical days you mean the years BC (Before Christ) or early AD (Anno Domini (In the Year of Our Lord)), the State of Israel did not exist, it was formed by the United Nations when the Country of Palestine was split to make space for a Jewish State in 1947, also France as we know it today also did not exist in the early years BC, it was then a much bigger Country known as Gaul.

If you are referring to the territories which went on to form these two separate countries, they are geographically quite a distance from each other, France being in Western Europe and Israel being in the Middle East.

here is your answer yes there is a kadic academy but the name of the school is the lakanal college.

Hardly any, which is not surprising as French billiard tables have no pockets. Currently the leading French player is Yannick Poulain, but he has had no international success.

It was destroyed during WW2

"Helvetia" is the national name for the country we call Switzerland. You have a standard circulation coin worth face value. At current exchange rates 1 Swiss franc is worth about 83¢ U.S.

Calais, Le Havre, Brest, Bordeaux, Marseille

the Mont Saint Michel is in the English Channel.

Brouage is located on France's Atlantic coast, 50 kilometers south of La Rochelle. The village has now merged with another one and is now called "Hiers-Brouage".

The major destination for French people in vacation is... France. The first destination of choice is the seaside (Mediterranean sea or Atlantic ocean) where they enjoy warm weather - quite hot in the south to be exact - and magnificent beaches. The mountain ski resorts are also often very populated during summer holidays. Those looking for calmer or inexpensive holidays mostly pick a vacation by the countryside.

Outside France, Spain is the major destination, mostly for those seeking the sun.

A person is not made more or less smart based on their nationality, so there isn't a "yes" or "no" answer to this question. How smart someone is will vary from person to person.

It was Charles the second, Samuel de Champlain, or Jhon Cabot.

They were trying to stop the British from moving in to Vietnam because they were monopolizing trade. They made them accept protection then extended their control over the whole country.

Charles de Lorencez.