France

the "Départements" are smaller. At the time they were created, the chief town of the department had to be no more than a day ride from any point of the department. There are now 96 of them in mainland France. Regions are bigger, there are 22 ot them in mainland France. They are made of several departements, like the former 'provinces' they more or less replaced.

In 2004 France was the third-largest donor country in absolute terms.

It was the fifth-largest donor considering the percentage of GDP (after Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands) and ahead of the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan.

(source OECD, official development assistance 2004)

Switzerland and France are connected by Railways and Roadways. Switzerland and France also share ownership of Geneva International Airport.

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Because It is an overseas region of France.

A rooster is the mascot for France.

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At the Summer Games, France has won their most medals, and most gold medals, in fencing and cycling.

At the Winter Games, France has won their most medals, and gold medals, in alpine skiing. Then comes figure skating and biathlon.

Henri Toulouse-Lautrec attended Lycee Condorcet. The school was founded in Paris, France in 1803. Toulouse-Lautrec was a painter and illustrator.

The Eiffel tower is one of the most iconic and recognizable structures worldwide and stands in Paris, France.

The Beatles got their first major international break playing in clubs in Hamburg Germany. Other European countries they toured were Sweden, Denmark, Holland and Germany.

The Gulf of Lyon.

You need car insurance, and a driving licence. European licences are valid, and part of US ones (depending of what the issuing State is). And you need to be 18, even though it you could drive before that in your own country.

From 2007 to 2012, Nicolas Sarkozy was the president of France. His run as president had various run-ins with labor unions, and with the economic downfall of the Euro throughout the European Union.

Nice is the fifth most populated place in France, with about 400,000 people. Hope this helped 😃.

You should note that when international politics and diplomacy are involved, there are no real friends but different countries with common or diverging interests that more often than not, end up in 'friendly rivalries', contempt or even outright war.

With that in mind, France is one of the closest business parters of Mexico, and there are plenty of cultural ties to talk about. Recently however, diplomatic relations among both countries have suffered due to disagreements over justice issues, such as the case of Florence Cassez, a young French woman jailed in Mexico from 2005 to 2013 for alleged participation in a kidnapping gang run by her Mexican boyfriend. Another one is the case of former governor Arturo Montiel, who failed to return his three young children to his ex-wife in France following a vacation in Mexico. Maude Versini, the kids' mother, is beseeching the French government to intercede on her behalf, further damaging the relations between both countries.

Now, on general terms, neither French nor Mexican people have ill will against each other, mainly due to most pressing matters, such as Mexico's standing issues with its northern neighbor (the United States), or France's own issues with its immediate neighbors and illegal immigrants pouring into its own soil.

Yes, Corsica is a French island and region.

The only Prime Minister in North America is the Prime Minister of Canada whom is currently Stephen Harper. There is no Prime Minister for the entirety of North America.

If Central America and the Carribean is counted as part of North America, there are other Prime Ministers in those countries as well. See related questions.

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The catholic priests, nobles, lower classes and radicals.

France's oldest and most important manufacturing areas are in and around Paris and cities along the Belgian border. However, such cities as Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, and Bordeaux have grown tremendously as industrial centers since the mid 20th century.

The mountain range that is in the east of France is The Alps which is known as les Alpes. This is one of the most important mountain ranges in France.

France is the second biggest country in Europe, the largest in western Europe an within the European Union.

Its land area is 550,500 sq km for mainland France, 674,843 sq km with its overseas possessions.

The Eiffel tower is probably the most well known.

French Guiana is part of France ans uses the Euro (€) as a currecny.