France

The Seine river takes its course at Source-Seine in the area of Dijon (Eastern-central France), and runs into the English channel near Le Havre. It is the second-longest river (entirely) in France with a length of 777 km (482 miles).

They took a ferry between Dover, England and Calais, France, both of which had rail links by the mid 19th century. The "Golden Arrow" was a combined train and ferry route that connected Paris and London, by way of Dover and Calais.

Jean-François Champollion supposedly died of a stroke (CVA, cerebrovascular accident). When he came back from Egypt in December 1829, he was not in good health, suffering gout, tuberculosis, and probably Schistosomiasis (a parasitic disease also known as snail fever or bilharzia).

Well, One of the festivals are caled orange and lemon because most of the things are orange and lemon ( the fruit )and other daily activities

"la mer Méditerranée" i.e. "the Mediterranean sea"

France is in Western Europe. It is not landlocked. In fact it has a very long coastline on its west, along all of the English channel, the coast of Brittany and the Bay of Biscaye on the Atlantic. It also has a large access on its south eastern side to the Mediterranean Sea.

French kids eat a variety of foods. This includes fruit, chicken, pastries, patte, baguettes, and creme brulee. The French use a lot of fresh ingredients.

They were known as émigrés.

The best skiing resorts in France can vary due to criteria. If you are looking for something with a great vertical Chamonix with a 2800 vertical m, Brides-les-Bains with a 2600 vertical m, and Les Duex Alpes with a 2300 vertical m are in the top 10 to name a few. If you are looking for something with the highest ski area Chamonix would be 3840 m, Les Duex Alpes with 3600 m, and La Grave with 3550 m. The ski resorts with the biggest area are Avoriaz with 650 km, Brides-les-Bains with 600 km, and The Three Valleys with 600 km.

Odo of Metz was born in 742.

montesquieus

You must go, in person, to a French Foreign Legion recruitment station. They're located in certain town across France. Getting yourself there is your responsibility, but once there if everything goes right you'll be provided food, lodging, and clothing.

There is no set traditional style of clothing in France since different regions have different traditions. Traditional clothes worn in each of the regions are trousers, skirts and hats.

just like most of the world, minus the US soccer of Futball is the favorite sport of france, europe, brazil, germany, etc...

yes

It is however spelled Louvre

(I made the same mistake) It's located here:

Place du Carrousel

75001 Paris, France

+33 1 40 20 53 17 It is on the right bank of the River Seine in central Paris.

He gained permission to set up fur trade forts from royalty so im guessing he was treated pretty well.

the Euro, since 2001 (introduced) 2002 (mandatory)

France felt its interest in the Caribbean were most important...............apexvs.com

Bessie wanted to fly to prove that Africans are people too

Well, it starts in the English Channel and goes through Paris, Rouen, and Troyes. It ends near Dijon.

No it doesn't.

The source of the River Seine is at Sainte-Seine-L'Abbaye in the Côte d'Or, it flows down through Troyes, Melun, Paris, Rouen and flows into the Atlantic Ocean at Le Havre

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seine

Well Paris is in France, and in France they speak French. "Thank-you" in French is "Merci". (pronounced Mair-see).

Prior to 1893, suicide was prohibited in Canada, under common law. In 1893 Canada introduced its first Criminal Code, and made attempting suicide a crime. In 1972, attempted suicide was removed from the Criminal Code.

on June 8, 2010, the Euros touches its lowest value for a year with 1.20 US $ for one euro.

It has different names, depending on which nationality is talking about it. To the English speaking world it is called the "English Channel". To the French it's "la Manche" because of it's shape - translated into English that means "the Sleeve".

South Pacific