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France, officially the French Republic, is a country in Western Europe with several other overseas territories and islands situated in other continents, as well as in the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic oceans. France is the largest west-European country, having a total land area of 674,843 sq km.

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Is it legal to walk around naked in France?

long ago, all of them use to be naked, but now, about 30% are naked.

What would be a good souvenir from New Zealand?

A good souvenir from New Zealand I think would be a Pounamu (jade) pendant. These are about 50-100 for a nice one and are cool for girls or guys.

Why did appeasement benefit Britain and France?

Hitler saw appeasement as weakness on the part of Britain & France. As long as they didnt use military force to compel him to actually do anything it gave time for him to build the German war machinery. Austria had been annexed in to greater Germany & the Sudeten Germans & then Czechoslovakia itself became part of Germany. And had it stopped there then the world history would be very different. The invasion of Poland was, to Britain & France beyond what they could accept. Even then there was reluctance on the part of the French. The Germans invaded Poland on September 1st 1939 & was told to withdraw. On the 3rd Britain declared war. Appeasement was shown for what it was, foolhardy but well intentioned, empty rhetoric without anything to enforce it. Its lack of determination, backbone if you will, would cost many people their lives in many years to come. but then, the road to hell is paved with good intentions....

The outfall of Loire in France?

The source of the loire river is located in South-Eastern France, at the bottom of the "mont Gerbier de Jonc". From that mount the Loire runs for 1,013 kilometres, first North, then West to the Atlantic Ocean.
The source of the loire river is located in South-Eastern France, at the bottom of the "mont Gerbier de Jonc". From that mount the Loire runs for 1,013 kilometres, first North, then West to the Atlantic Ocean.

What did Metternich mean by when France sneezes Europe catches a cold and was he correct?

This means that France is the nodal / rally point of Europe that influences the whole Continent

1)The 1st French revolution of 1789and the theories of French philosophers sparked off nationalist sentiments throughout Europe bringing about a greater revolution for liberalism

2)The French General Napoleon rose with the ambition to conquer the world and controlled a large part of Europe. He imposed a code and administrative measures on France, that were exported to all European territories under his control. These were retained and lauded even after his downfall

3)The treaty at Vienna also aimed to control French expansion, and established neighboring countries with defined boundaries and territories accordingly

4)The 2nd French revolution& first European upheaval took place in France to overthrow the Bourbon Dynasty and install constitutional monarchy headed by Louis Philippe, signaling off revolutions in many other nations like Netherlands, Greece.

5)The 3rd revolution of 1848 that banished Louis Philippe, proclaimed France a republic based on adult male suffrage and granted right to employment, sparked out revolution in the rest of Europe where nation-states had yet not been created like Germany, Italy, Poland and the Austro-HugarianEmpire

The most heavily populated of Frances 22 regions?

The île-de-France region (also called région parisienne) surrounding the French capital Paris, has the largest population of all French regions. The town of Paris proper had 2,234 million inhabitants in 2010, and the region 11,78 million people (18% of the French population).

Why do French politicians need to form coalitions to rule?

There is no party able to secure a clear majority in France, so the best-placed one has to pick allies and form a coalition to rule. . The current (2012-2014 and maybe more) government is led by the Socialist party, which rules with the help of a minor centre-left party and Ecologists. The Communist party, the far left, all of the right wing parties are out of the current coalition and majority.

Is France larger or smaller than America?

No France has larger territory than France in terms of area. According to wiki, France has a total area of674,843 sq km while Germany has total area of 357,021 sq km. In terms of ranking France is 41st largest country while Germany is 63rd on the list.

What is present-day France called?

"Present-day" means right now. France is called France now.

In France which river port city exports wine of the same name?

Sancerre (just a village but known well over France) or Chateauneuf-du-Pape, or Beaune in Burgundy (Bourgogne in French), an historical wine town. There are many museums and world famous "Appellations d'origine contrôlée (AOC)" to visit.

As a matter of fact most wines are named after the place they are grown in. (and similarly the system of AOC Apellation d'Origine Contrôlée means that you can't make wine with grapejuice coming from far away)

What is the average life expectancy of a French male?

In 2011, the life expectancy in France is 78.2 years for men, and 84.8 years for women. The average (men and women combined) is 81.5 years.
The overall average life expectancy in France is 82.75 years. Male life expectancy is 79 years while the female life expectancy is 85 years in France.

What was the name of the assembly which was called in France in 1792?

La Convention was elected in 1792, suceeding to the Assemblée Législative.

Famous painters who were born in France?

Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Berthe Morisot, Paul Gauguin, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, André Derain, Georges Braque, Robert Delaunay, Marcel Duchamp, Yves Tanguy.
Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall worked so long in France that their art could be seen as French in some respects.

How big is the statue atop mont st Michel?

The statue of Saint Michael the archangel on top of the spire of the Mont-Saint-Michel is 3.5 metres (11.5 feet) high.

Can you join The French Foreign Legion with tattoos and a criminal background?

Depends on the criminal record. They no longer accept people with major crimes. Tattoos are fine even on hands and neck.

Is France part of the Caribbean?

To some extent; French people consider their overseas 'departments' an integral part of France, which includes some Caribbean places. These would often be called 'territories'.

What is the distance between Montpelier France to Nice France?

  1. Leave town and follow signs towards LIMOGES.
  2. Once you are on N147 LIMOGES, take N147 down to A20 near Limoges. Follow signs to A20, and then follow signs to A20 TOULOUSE.
  3. Take A20 (partial toll road [péage]) all the way down to A62 (péage) towards TOULOUSE. EXIT, and then follow signs to A62 TOULOUSE.
  4. Take A62 across to the PÉRIPHÉRIQUE INTÉRIEUR towards MONTPELLIER.
  5. Take the PÉRIPHÉRIQUE INTÉRIEUR, around TOULOUSE, to A61 MONTPELLIER.
  6. Take A61 to A9 MONTPELLIER.
  7. Take A9 to A54 to AIX-en-PROVENCE.
  8. Take A54 to A7 NICE.
  9. Take A7 to A8 NICE.
  10. Take A8 across to Nice.

What are some good qualities about France?

They make some pretty delicious wine. Some of the scenery is fabulous.

They make some pretty delicious wine.

They can cook passably well.

They make some pretty delicious wine.

When they speak English they sound kind of cute.

They make some pretty delicious wine.

Which battle sealed the fate of France in 1815?

after napolions defeat France grew unstable some wanted Britain to return to a monarchy but others made it so they didnt rule in there favor( Jessie:)

What are the name of the 4 museums in France?

The Louvre, the musée d'Orsay (specialized into impressionism), the musée Carnavalet (everything about the history of Paris at the time of the French revolution), the musée Branly (primal arts), the centre Georges Pompidou (the 'inside-out' building, hosting modern art),...

What is Toulouse's nickname?

La Ville Rose - the pink town. Most of the buildings are of pink brick.

What happens on the 21st of June in France?

In the past, the night of the 21st of June 'shortest night of the year) was an occasion for rural communities to gather and have a celebration with bonfires. That was called 'les feux de la saint-Jean' (bonfires of St John's night). That doesn't exist any more in modern society.

Were abouts does brie come from in France?

"La Brie" is a French region just East of Paris where "le brie" (soft cheese) is produced. A similar cheese called Coulommiers is produced in the same region whereas the Camembert (resembling, but smaller) comes from Normandy, West of Paris.