France

It is not a bad place to live but is so expensive that few people can afford to live there.

French Polynesia, Kerguélen, etc...

Four, like everywhere else

Yes. There is a lower chamber (the Assemblée Nationale) in which representatives are directly elected by voters. There is a higher chamber (the Sénat); senators are eleceted indirectly as they are picked by so-called 'grand électeurs' (great electors).

dog days is tranlated 'la canicule' in French.

Common holidays such as New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Remembrance Day, and Christmas Day are celebrated in France. There are also some holidays, such as Bastille Day and Whit Monday, which are less commonly celebrated in North America.

In a nutshell, Ho Chi Ming led an independence movement against the French, using insurgent tactics to gain victories. He also gained a lot of support from the people as they were tired of French rule. Ho Chi Ming won a stunning victory at Dien Ben Phu and, although the French were better armed and equipped, they still failed to hold onto their colony. They came to terms with Ho Chi Ming and left Vietnam.

Nobody knows, but everybody knows it was someone French.

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Not by several thousand miles. On the other hand, French Polynesia (a French Territory) IS in the Pacific.

Deux is the number two in French. The French language originates from the country of France, however, it is the official language of 29 separate countries as well as a major language in most of the world's countries. French is the fifth most spoken language in the world and is the second most studied language, after English.

The nickname of the French soccer team (more formally, the France National Football Team)is Les Bleus (the blues). It is mainly due to their home jerseys, which are blue top, white shorts and red socks. They are also called "Les Tricolores", "L'Equipe Tricolore", and the "Brazilians of Europe".

how many miles from Calais to Utah Beach Normandy

On July 14th, 1789, the Parisians aided by members of the National guard stormed the fortress and prison of La Bastille, in the hope to seize gunpowder and ammunitions for cannons and guns they had already taken from the arsenal of the Invalids. After a stand-off, a volley of bullets was fired from the fortress; that infuriated the mob who stormed the fortress, killed its governor and set the (seven) prisoners free. That event did not really 'set off' the French revolution as trouble was already brewing, but the day marks the beginning of the historical period of the French revolution.

French Guyana

1. England is not a country. It is part of the United Kingdom.

2. France is twice as big as the UK, 4 times as big as England.

Chamonix

The Froggies (which is quite funny, I admit)

Frogs

Broaah

Percentage-wise, the population growth rate is approximately 0.5% per year, slightly less than half the world average of about 1.15% It is, however, quite high when compared to other comparable nations. One thing to note in regards to French growth is that France has a low immigration rate for such a developed country, and that most of the population groth comes from "natural increase" (as opposed to from immigration). France's fertility rate (the average amount of children produced per woman) is higher than any developed country other than the United States. Its rate of about 1.98 is a bit below the replacement rate of about 2.1, but much higher than most other EU countries, which average around 1.5. This means that, if fertility rate and immigration stay at the same rate, France should have steady if fairly low population growth for the immediate future. This is in opposition to many (especially southern and eastern) European countries which are either shrinking (most of eastern Europe) or would be if not for high rates of immigration (Italy and Greece). I hope this answers your question

NO

it's not French

They wanted to gain victory by making a battle plan to take albany, new york and gai control of th hudso river this would sperate new englan from the middle colonies

paris's govermnet has workers to clean the city every morning