France

The nobility - nobles and the sons of nobles. Some were dukes, counts and so on; most were merely gentlemen, often quite poor, but noble by birth.

The age of absolutism in France ultimately failed due to a combination of economic difficulties, social unrest, and political mismanagement. The extravagant spending of Louis XIV and subsequent monarchs strained the treasury, leading to widespread discontent among the populace. The rise of Enlightenment ideas promoted individual rights and questioned monarchy, culminating in the French Revolution. This upheaval dismantled the absolutist system, paving the way for new forms of governance.

Colbert's aim was to make France economically self-sufficient. One of the most successful practitioners of mercantalism, he encouraged the growth of industry through subsidies and tariff protection, rigidly regulated the qualities and prices of manufactured and agricultural products, tried to break down trade barriers within France, initiated a vigorous road-building program, and restricted the use of natural resources.

France

Three types of climate may be found within France: oceanic, continental, and Mediterranean. The oceanic climate, prevailing in the western parts of the country, is one of small temperature range, ample rainfall, cool summers, and cool but seldom very cold winters. The continental (transition) type of climate, found over much of eastern and central France, adjoining its long common boundary with west-central Europe, is characterized by warmer summers and colder winters than areas farther west; rainfall is ample, and winters tend to be snowy, especially in the higher areas. The Mediterranean climate, widespread throughout the south of France (except in the mountainous southwest), is one of cool winters, hot summers, and limited rainfall. The mean temperature is about 11° C (53° F ) at Paris and 15° C (59° F ) at Nice. In central and southern France, annual rainfall is light to moderate, ranging from about 68 cm (27 in) at Paris to 100 cm (39 in) at Bordeaux. Rainfall is heavy in Brittany, the northern coastal areas, and the mountainous areas, where it reaches more than 112 cm (44 in).

This is not enough information. You will need to provide the date and condition. Also the price changes on a daily basis and is correlated with the price of gold. check out http://frenchgoldcoins.info/gold-coins/napoleon-gold-coins for comparable sales.

the date of the coin is 1860 and has a bare headed napoleon on the back the condition is very good

No, it is a democracy. Power is shared by Government and Parliament.

they are voted into office, directly for the members of the lower chamber of parliament (the national assembly) and the president, indirectly for the members of the upper chamber of parliament (senators)

They painted colorful landscapes and scenes of a happy lower class. (APEX)

They eat the available food, wear clothes to be comfortable, keep their homes free of pests, breathe the air, avoid places where wild animals may eat them, listen to bir songs. Everything you do interacts with your environment.

Mainland France is 2.27 times as big as the United Kingdom. In other terms, the area of UK is a little under half that of France. (United Kingdom, area: 244 101 km2 - mainland France, area: 551 700 km2)

Southeastern France is the place where you would find the French Alps, including europe's highest peak, the Mont Blanc (4810 m). It is much higher than the northwestern part of the country, a low-raised plateau bordering the English channel.

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Well, The English army had 3 major advantages over the French: 1.) The English had the most powerful army at that time. They were all very well trained and knew how to defeat an enemy. 2.) The English had the most powerful navy at that time. They knew all the sea tactics and had a big navy. 3.) The English had alot of supplies. The common English troop knew how to make guns, bullets, etc. and they were given supplies whenever needed.

The most popular singer, music best selling artist, is Johnny Halliday (real name : Jean-Philippe Smet), a rock singer born in June 1943. He's been having a successful carrier since the 60s. He was a pionner to bring and popularise Rock'n'roll in France. During his fity years' carrier, he has sold more than 100 millions records.

It all began with the vikings attacking plenty of countries without fear, then the king of France at that time began to fear them so he offered them a deal, they would get Normandi (area in France) if they would protect France from other people.

I believe there are eight or nine major political parties..not too sure.

The first, most powerful, political party is Socialist Party, which protects workers' living standard and workers' right, such as health care for people in need.

The second, used to be major, political party is Rally for Repucblic, which support exploiting on workers for more profit.

The third party is Communist Party. It still exists though is currently minor party nowaday.

In Europe, the majority of people support Socialism, differs than the USA.

It is said that for every day of the year the French produce a diiferent cheese.

A not uncommon phenomenon that happens in agricultural production called the weather. It can range from drought to flooding and includes late or early freezes.

France in the home of many well known colleges. Some of the top universities in the country are Ecole Normale Superieure de Paris, American University of Paris, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, and Louis Pasteur University Strasbourg I.

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There are about 800 zoos in France, at least in my estimate.