France in WW2

As a missionary Priest/explorer he was one of the first White men to see the Mississippi River, as he labored among the Indians. He was of the Jesuit order and was , as the name suggests, a Frenchman.

He traveled to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois around 1622 on his way from Montreal down the Mississippi river where he created permanent settlements.

La vie scolaire translates as "school life" in English. This is also the office in high schools in charge of organisation, where students for exemple are due to report if they are arriving late at school.

The Romans took over Tunisia and western Libya (Tripolitania), which had been Carthaginian territories, after they destroyed Carthage at the end of the Third Punic War in 146 BC.

Comment s'appelle ta mère? in French is "What's your mother's name?" in English.

"c'est la fin"

It depends on the condition of the coin and if it has a "B" mint mark. I have seen the one with the B mint mark on eBay for $3.99US. The one without the B mint mark was going for about $8-$9US.

Britain underwent an agricultural revolution, leading the production of farm machinery. This with the lack of usable farmland forced people to move to towns and work in the factories. As well as well as this Britain had a bigger empire and so could distribute its goods all over the world. (Joey Carroll)

none. at that time there were no french troops under arms. The Free French consisted of partisan/guerrilla units that caused havoc by cutting supply lines and attacking German forces attempting to reach Normandy to stop the allied invasion forces............

The British were a part of the Anglo-Polish military alliance, an agreement between several countries, including England, France, and Poland. When the Germans invaded Poland in the fall of 1939, Great Britain gave the Germans an ultimatum to pull all of their troops out of Poland immediately, but Germany ignored them. A day later, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany, as they had agreed to do as part of the military alliance.

Prison - Jail

Emprisonné - Jailed

Vous êtes en prison - You are in Jail

Voici votre peine en prison - Here is your sentence in Jail

Cette personne est en prison - This person is in Jail

The mass evacuation of Dunkirk was conducted from 26 May 1940 to 4 June 1940. Over these nine days, 338,226 French and British soldiers were taken from Dunkirk, France and the surrounding beaches by a fleet of about seven hundred vessels, including the Little Ships of Dunkirk, a mixture of merchant marine vessels, fishing boats, pleasure craft and RNLI lifeboats, whose civilian crews were called into service for the emergency.

Je t'ai toujours aimé (speaking to a man).

Je t'ai toujours aimée (speaking to a woman).

Trente-cinq.

The Spanish world 'mentira' has a few different meanings in the English language. As a noun it can mean a lie, a mistake in writing, a sham, or as a verb it may mean the cracking of one's knuckles.

strasbourg- and they got it!!

France fell off a cliff

Kobe Bryant pushed them off

General Dwight David Eisenhower..........allied commander

Officially, Bryant Young (89.5 sacks), Charles Haley (66.5) and Dana Stubblefield (46.5) rank as the top three sack leaders in 49ers history. However, sacks were not officially recorded until 1982. 49ers records indicate that Cedrick Hardman, who played with the 49ers from 1970-79, registered 106.5 sacks for the 49ers. Hardman's teammate Tommy Hart (with 49ers from 1968-77) is unofficially credited with 106 sacks.

It is reasonable to believe that former 49er greats such as Leo Nomellini and Charlie Krueger probably logged a significant number of sacks during their long careers. Unfortunately, their sack totals were not recorded and are lost to history.

'selon' means 'according to' in French.

France and England declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939 In 1940, Germany using blitzkreig tactics rolled through France and reached Paris. A small raid on the port of Dieppe by Canadian troops and US rangers took place in 1942.

Most of the soilders went on to the beach by using landing craft. The craft carried them from the ships to the beaches. once at the beach a ramp would drop on the front of the boat and the troops would run from the craft onto the beach.

Also, three full divisions (two American, and one British-Canadian) were dropped in by air.

Some of the bravest of the bunch came ashore hours before the mass landings in rubber boats. These men were combat engineers and they had the job of clearing mines and obstacles that would wreck the landing craft. Some of the combat engineer companies experienced 75% killed in action.

A few days after D-Day, several different types of temporary piers and docks were put in place to allow larger vessels to bring in heavier cargo.