France

If they are from the same political party, then the French President has more power (he is the only to have the power in the government). If they are not, the Prime Minister leads the government, not the President. But it happened only once since 1954.

people revolted and set up a new government, the second republic (novanet)

There may be an official symbol of France listed somewhere that certainly would take precedence, so this is posted as an Unofficial French Symbols List: * The French Flag. (Recognized around the world since the French Revolution and the official flag since 1790, Le drapeau tricolore is, from the hoist, three equal vertical bands of Blue, White and Red.) * The Fleur de lis, which is certainly not recognized in France as a national symbol because of its association with hearldry and royalty, it is easily seen as French by most of the western world. * The Phrygian Cap which would not be seen as a symbol in much of the West, but has high status in France as a mark of Liberty. * The bust of Marianne, most often wearing such headgear could be named by any French school child as easily as Lady Liberty would be given a name by a US student. The beret and the kepi are also pure French, just as a Tam is to an Irishman, or a baseball cap or cowboy hat is to an American. * Architectural symbols that stand out include the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral and of course the Eiffel Tower.

He took away their right to worship their faith and eventually used force to make any remaning protestants to convert to Catholicism however many fled or lied about their conversion.

The French flag is tricolore: blue to the mast, white in the center, then red.

The average wage in France is estimated to be $2,953 per month. This averages out to a yearly salary of $35,436.
For a full-time worker, the average gross salary was 2583 euros in 2009. The take-home pay for that sum is 1988 euros (before income tax).

They are coal, iron ores, bauxite, and uraium.

Figures (data sheet in link) indicate that the French eat an average of 340 grams of horsemeat per year and per person. This is 0.4% of the meat consumed in France (compared with 0.2% for an average European). There is no data on how many French people eat horsemeat, but the proportion is bound to be quite low.

The name of Nice (French pronounciation: "nees") comes from the greek Nikaia (victory) which was used for the place in the first century AD. It is supposed that the Greeks reused a previous name from the local population, "nis" meaning "source".

Bonaparte Napoleon was emperor of France.

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You can get an accurate figure from the Holocaust Museum. They have records that are that specific. see related link below for their web link. They have a phone number, with people who will help you with the specific number you need.

France had been the major power in Europe in the early 1800's especially during Napoleon's reign. She sought to recapture this status from Prussia after her defeat in the Franco-Prussian war.

Bastille Day. It was the day the French people raided the Bastille jail in search of gun powder and arms. It remembers the start of the revolution and independence from the monarchy of France.

In terms of area, France. In terms of population, Bangladesh.

France is the largest country in the European union. Mainland France is about 550,000 sq kilometres, so Wales being 20,779 sq kilometres could fit more than 26 times in mainland France.

The Phrygian Cap also known as the Liberty Cap. Two other pieces of headgear are associated with France and the French, the beret which has an international following and the kepi, unique to the French Foreign Legion. Napoleon's trademark hat is called a bicorne and that style never found great favor with the masses.

One can purchase Lily of France bras from a number of retail stores and online. They are available to buy from 'Sears', 'eBay', 'Amazon', 'BareNecessities' and 'Macy's'.

Trouveres are composers and poets from the region of Northern France. Trouveres were poets who flourished in France from the 11th to 14th centuries.

the president and Prime Minister make the laws!

These cities are located in Brittany, a province located in NW France.

It has been said that there are 40,000 restaurants in Paris

the département of the Pyrénées-Orientales (near the mediterranean) and the Provence region are the main areas of production for peaches.

Almost 10% with 462 killed, about 300 wounded and eight captured.