France

The Seine river.

For a short period, France, until the end of the Seven Years' War.

France ceded the western half of Louisiana to Spain in 1763, and the eastern half to Great Britain. France regained the western part of Louisiana (secretly) in 1800 and sold it to the US in 1803.

France (211,207 sq feet) is larger than California (163,707 sq. feet). France also has a larger economic presence. In 2007, it was the eighth largest economy in the world. That same year, it was determined that, if California were an independent nation, it would be the tenth largest economy worldwide. Vive la France!

The Pyrenees is the mountain range ( not one peak). The country in this intermountain area is Andorra, classed as a principality, jointly Franco-Spanish but it has its own currency and stamps ( or did prior to the Euro).

== == Goodness me, all sorts of ways. If you want to fly, travel up the M23 to Gatwick. If you are taking a car, the nearest port is newhaven, where a ferry will take you to Dieppe in about 4 hours. Or you could drive East to Dover for a shoprter crossing, or west to Portsmouth for a longer one which will, obviously, start you farther west and south in france. |depends whereabouts you're headed. Another Answer Taking the question completely literally, I'd suggest the Newhaven-Dieppe ferry.

At the closest point, 22 miles. Last Saturday the weather was excellent and the white cliffs of Dover were in plain view from just outside Calsis.

This would be the "Battle of France" in 1940. In short: The German armies used rapid movement based warfare with aircraft as close support to replace the slow moving artillery units and won an old fashioned war of manoeuvre against a static enemy.

In long: They concentrated their armoured units and fast moving support infantry into "spear heads" which broke through the French and British lines allowing units to move rapidly (dangerously far infact) into the rear areas of the allies, capturing supply dumps, overrunning airfields, destroying communications networks.

The continuous speed of the German advance continued to catch units before they could form new lines, the concentrated force of the spear head overwhelmed resistance - for instance Allied armour was spread thin along their units, German armour concentrated in the thrusts - and forced the retreat of the units to either side.

The Allied armies couldn't react fast enough to close the gaps and so retreated to try and reform their line, command and control broke down, the roads were crowed with routed troops and civilian refugees making the job of reforming units even harder.

The best equipped French units had advanced into Belgium expecting a rerun of the first world war and were out flanked by the German thrust through the heavily wooded Ardennes region. This left a French army group and the British Expeditionary Force pinned against the channel coast while the majority of the French army, now missing it's best armoured units, pushed south towards Paris the Battle of France was all but won. (Or lost!)

France's population is 66,000,000 as of Jan. 1, 2014. The estimated population for England in 2013 is about 57,000,000 (source worldpopulationreview.com). The difference is 9 million people, or you could say that England's population is 86% of that of France.

England is about 974.8 kilometers from France. It takes about nine and a half hours to make a trip from England to France.

it is an historicla monument and is mainly used as a landmark and tourristc spot. The inner rooms are impressive and the view from the top is wonderful. Under the Arc is also located the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and a ceremony is held each day there since he was buried here after WWI.

Napoleon sold the colony of Louisiana to the US in 1803.

The city of Lyon is in France. It is the third largest city in that country.

Paris, France is located on the banks of the world famous River Seine. Its banks are a World Heritage site.

The English Channel, which is a body of water between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea. At its closest point, France is only 22 miles from England.

For example the invention of the Microscope, Cd-player and Multinational companies.

For the Americans.

The Dutch where the main weapon supplier for the American rebels, Who bought their weapons in Sint Eustatius to fight the English. After the victory of the Americans, they entered the harbour in Sint Eustatius, sailing under the stars and stripes. The Dutch governor ordered the canons to be fired, as a salute to the new nation. The Dutch where the first to recognise the United States as a nation, instead of rebels.

The more darker page in the Dutch history is the slave trade. The Dutch were responsible for a lot of slave transport to the Americas. They also have been very ruthless in Indonesia. Something where nobody can be proud off.

The Dutch where very active during the colonisation period and expierenced a golden age in that time. A time that jump started the economy of wich the effects are still noticable today in Holland.

Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain, Andorra have a border with mainland France.

> Switzerland, Andorra and Monaco border France, but are not EU members. Andorra and Monaco also use the Euro as their currency.

> Brazil and Suriname are other non EU nations that border France (they have a border with French Guiana).

> The Netherlands share a land border with France in the small Carribbean island of Saint-Martin / Saint-Marteen.

On the second floor is a restaurant called the Jules Verne Restaurant. It is named after the famous writer, Jules Verne, because he loved his home country, Paris. :)~Ctmusicgirl7

No, Paris is in both the northern and eastern hemispheres. Locations in the Southern Hemisphere are south of the equator.

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The Champ (singular) de Mars is the open space between the Eiffel Tower and the Ecole Militaire in Paris. It has been used for military parades, National festivals and World Fairs, including the one in 1889 to which the Tower was the gateway. At the time of the Revolution, the space was greater; a row of houses was built down each side at the end of the 19th Century.

The Mont Blanc is on the French-Italian border, near the French town of Chamonix. The coordinates for the mountain are Lat 45.9° North, 6.9° East.

The European Parliament meets in three cities. They are Brussels, Strasbourg, and Luxembourg.

The answer is the Seine river.