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He wanted Germany to divide its troops between two fronts.

Queen Isabella had 5 children. four girls and 1 boy. There names were- Isabella, John, Joan, Maria, and Catherine. Her son John died in 1497. Her daughter Isabella became Queen of Portugal but she died in 1498.

The original green (flat) wine that was used to create champagne was exported from a city called 'Champagne' in France.

Nothing special happened, or happens in France on the 5th of December. No celebrations, anniversary, or special holiday.

The new government introduced laws to improve lives of women. State schools were established, schooling was made compulsory for all girls. Their fathers could no longer force them into marriage against their will. Marriage was made into a contract entered into freely and registered under civil law. Divorce was made legal and could be applied on both men and women. Women could now train for jobs, become artists or run small business.

Quebec and Louisiana

Well, it isn't square miles, but it's 236.01 people per square km

France's government is a semi-presidential system that is determined by the French Constitution of the fifth Republic.
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Gauls of the Parisii tribe settled in the area that became Paris between 250 and 200 BC and founded a fishing village on an island in the river that is the present-day Ile de la Cité -- the center around which Paris developed. So Paris is an abbreviation of Parisii

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The croissant was actually invented in Vienne, to celebrate the defeat of the Turks in 1683 (or it might have been 1529, who knows, the Turks were always beseiging the place). In France, this sort of pastries are called Viennoiserie. So, ALTHOUGH THE STANDARD BREAD LOAF IS A PAIN PARISIEN, THE CROISSANT IS REALLY NOT PARISIAN.

Anyway, what is a croissant? it is a roll of flaky pastry made with bread dough. This presents special problems, because anybody who has made flaky pastry will tell you that it needs to bekept COOL, while the raising agent in bread dough is yeast, which has to be WARM. French bakers, with centuries of practice, manage to reconcile these differences, but amateurs who try the job make an awful mess. Either the butter between the layers melts, or the yeast deactivates.

Once the basic pastry is made - layer upon layer of thinly-rolled dough alternating with layers of butter - it is cut into isosceles triangles and rolled up from the base, ending with the apex. The two ends can then be curled round to make horns, and the finished article cam look just a bit like the crescent on the Turkish flag. Into a hot oven with it, and with luck it will expand and become crisp on the outside and indescribably delicious on the inside.

WARNING: if you have never been to France, you have never tasted a croissant. Evry French baker can make them, and nobody else. Vienna? Don't make me laugh. I don't think the Viennese croissant was ever flaky, anyway.

The population of France in 1939 was approximated to be 41,510,000. In this year, there were more deaths than births with a natural change of minus 30,000.

It is cold and it snows. I lived in Germany (shares the border with France) and was never so cold in my life. If you are going to be there in winter take a down coat. Heating is not like in the United States and in some cases houses have only one heated room, no running hot water. Water is heated for the kitchen sink with a heating element you fill up with water and heat. Washing machines heat their own water, and bath water you heat per bath.

They both share the English Channel; they are both terminus points for the Chunnel (a railroad tunnel that goes beneath the English Channel); they both believe that the other doesn't know how to properly cook food (and they are both right); they are both on the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean from Canada & the USA.

Turkey's area is 780 580 sq km. France's area is 550 500 sq km. So Turkey is nearly 1.5 times the area of France.

The Bordeaux Mérignac airport is situated 10 minutes to the west of Bordeaux.

If a trade barrier was increased, this means that the government will be restricting global change more. This would limit the amount of products that is traded

Determining how many people visit the Pantheon is difficult to calculate. The Pantheon is a free attraction. It is estimated that nearly 1,677,808 people visit each year, though the number could be much higher.

Many tourists come to see the cathedrals, shopping districts and also famous landmarks such as the Eiffel tower (tour Eiffel ), notre dame and arc de triomphe.

Dakar to their colony of Senegal, Tunisia, next door to their colony in Algeria and Madagascar they established a little colony on the northern tip of the island.

Saint Nicholas,s day is held on December 6.

1. The king and queen's lifestyle was extremely lofty

2. France was involved in many wars

3. Bad harvasts caused more people to become poor, causing the economy to sink