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In Paris. The National Assembly meets at the Palais Bourbon, and the Senate meets at the Palais de Luxembourg on the other side of the city. If both houses need to meet together, they meet at the Palace of Versailles, which is just outside of Paris.

pretty much anything that we would drink. Wine, Water, Juice.... anything

As a specific event, the storming of the Bastille is only a raid on a supposed arms and weapons depot, by a mixed mob of Parisians and National Guards. On a symbolic level, the seven prisoners it hosted were set free and the Bastille was turned into a symbol of royal abuse of justice (even though no prisoner was detained there for political reasons, the simple signature of the king was enough to justify the emprisonments). That event is also for the French historians, the official beginning of the French revolution.

The same as in any other major industrialised country - cars, airplanes, buses, trains, boats, and bicycles. In particular, the French national railway system (French acronym SNCF) is one of the fastest and most technologically advanced in the world.

The first nations had to take several measures to avoid being noticed by the French authorities. They had to become as French as possible under the circumstances:

1. They had to stop taking showers.

2. The women had to stop shaving their pits.

3. They had to take on ridiculous French accents.

I was at Beachy Head on a very clear night around 11 -12 in 2019 and west i could see the red lights of the Chillerton down mast on the Isle of Wight ( 70 miles away) and East to the right of Dungeness i could just make out the lights of Boulogne in France ( 60 miles away ) .

The Alps and the Pyrenees are two mountain ranges that were part of the Tour De France in 2007

Louis XVI hung on for a while negotiating with the revolutionaries to get the best deal. However when he was seen to be conspiring with the forces of Austria to protect or improve his situation he had to go. He was executed by guillotine in what is now the Place de la Concorde in Paris on 21 January 1793. His consort Marie Antoinette followed him later that year.

Reasons for the conflicts between the English and the French were many in the 18th century. England and France were traditional enemies from medieval age, so there was not many trust between two countries. Beside that there was power competition in the Europe and the world between the two. In the North America French colonies bordered with the English like a chain on the west, making so the English unable to conquer new territories and caused many disputes over fur and fish trade. In the Caribbean French islands started to produce more sugar than others so they kept sugar prices lower and that had effect on the English customs revenues and monopoly ( Navigation Act of 1660. and Staple Act of 1663. during the reign of Charles II Stuart ) in Europe. Same happened in India where French gained more and more territories and trade treaties with locals over spice, tea and calico ( cotton textiles ) trade.

Besides that, in the England, since the reign of William III Orange, there was a political theory that every state which could grow to powerful should be kept down ( Balance of Powers ) and France, since the aggressive policy during the reign of Louis XIV was seen as danger to the peace in the Europe and the strongest enemy to the England.

It's about twelve hours; there's a morning option leaving at about 11 am and then an overnight one if that suits you better. You usually take the train after to Liverpool street station, but that doesn't add a whole lot of time.

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Well, were not great partners, but not enemies at war. Sorry if this offends french people but it's just my opinion: France doesn't like us an we don't know why. In the world war, our planes were running out of gas and France wouldn't let us land in their territory. The queen let us. But then, whenever the French get in trouble, they come begging for us to help them and we always do. We kind of have the upper hand.

Colorado is not the same size as France, Texas is. The previous answer did not recognize the difference between square miles and square kilometers.

France is 260K square miles, Texas is 269K square miles (Colorado is 270K square KILOMETERS)

I think the closest to the size of France is Colorado,because Texas is off to me

the theme for France is that the kings never wanted there dauighters to get married to anybody that would not treat them right and that no matter if there is another kings son the would still not let his daugher get married and that's one of the messages that they revealed

In the Fall of 1776, Benjamin Franklin undertook an important mission. He boarded the ship called the Reprisal to ask France for help against the British.

Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace, located in north-eastern France.

yes France is popular. and did you know that the eifell tower helps to make France popular by draging over the people from other countries to have people stay there because of its height and looks?

Its a male name, if in a story often used for nerds or posh kids, but also so nice people.

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The male version is Francis, as in St. Francis of Assissi.

The female version is Frances, as in my grandmother.

(Grandma was a posh kid, and St. Francis was nice people.)

The Congress of Vienna's main goal was to stop the spread of French Revolution ignited by philosophies such as Voltaire, Bentham, Montesquieu, and Rousseau, which was spreading quickly at the time by the Eastern European conquest of the french Emperor and military genius Napoleon Bonaparte. The Congress succeeded after Napoleon's exile to Elba, but was threatened by his return to Europe, known as the 100 days. Napoleon and his still loyal French army fought the congress and the Quadruple Alliance (Russia, Austria, Prussia, and Great Britain) and was defeated at Waterloo, and was later exiled to St. Helena, off the coast of Africa, where he would die.

The Congress was effective in their efforts and caused Europe to fall under a more constitutional monarchy. This later was known as Enlightened Despotism, and would keep monarchical order and stability between Europe's main powers..

The staple foods from France are bread, cheese, wine, saucisson sec (dry salami), fromage blanc (smooth drained cottage cheese), croissant, pain au chocolat (chocolate croissant.)

As for baked desserts, crèpes, madeleines, petit-beurre.

For sweets, nougat, carambar.

Luxury staple foods include champagne, foie gras and black truffle.