Paris

It was the revolt of the population of Paris against Napoleon III's surrender to Prussia in 1871. After the subsequent establishment of the so-called Third Republic of France, the Commune's mostly socialist and anarchist-inspired leaders refused to abide by the terms of the peace treaty concluded between the Republic's Government and Prussia and surrender power back to the French republican authorities. Because of that, the Commune became a revolt against the French Republic itself.

Without Napoleon III's earlier total overhaul of Paris - replacing a giant maze of narrow and winding streets with broad boulevards - the French army might have had a near-impossible job reconquering Paris. As it was, it still took over a month for the French army to regain control of the city.

All flowing rivers have currents.

Joan of Arc

This new wonder is available as a reward in Chapter 8 - A Renaissance Flair. Pick up objects left in Europe's past and the Tower will be yours in no time!

L'obélique de la Concorde

Actually, A giant Guillotine was going to be put up instead of the Eiffel Tower, to commemorate the French Revolutions 100th anniversary, but everyone in the committee voted no for the design of a guillotine.

Short Answer, No

China celebrates Chinese New Year between the first day and the fifteenth day of the first month of the Chinese year, which usually corresponds to some time between mid-January and late-February. Only some areas in the country celebrate the new year in the western calendar.

Yes they are. Back in the 1930s they were not abandoned for any other reason, other than that governements (especially in Germany) wanted to turn investments into technologies that could be used in military applications and the airship was not one. Unfortunately for these types of industry, technical solutions are applied only if a greater mass of investments can flow in and that does not happen as it could threaten the interests of large multinational aircraft companies - it is a huge sector afterall.

Just think of it. An airship is no rocket science, in fact it is a technical achievement very easily reached even by relatively low-tech countries. A ballon and 4-5 motors, let it be fed with all the tech. you need, it will still be less expensive than the average aircraft. From there on maintenance costs are almost down a... simple motor maintenance (!!)... you need not costly airports, it can land anywere, it can thus be used just as a bus or a boat, it is much more environmentally friendly and can run with all-electric motors (or biodiesel alternatives etc.). In a few words it could be an idea solution for a developing country that wants to connect remote areas, avoiding helicopters which are both expensive and dangerous (are not for high mileage and frequent travelling). If speed is not a question then airships are a vey much valid solution.

Downturns are the low speed and the weather factor (strong winds affect them just like ships). Plus the maintenance hangar which has to be big enough but then in a country you only need to have 1 such center where airships go for maintenance, you do not need them in every place.

Yes, there are storage lockers in addition to a manual left-luggage office - that is a, CONSIGNE AUTOMATIQUE as well as a simple CONSIGNE. HOWEVER, whether these facilities are available depends on the status of the national security scheme called 'Plan vigipirate'. This was at red over the New Year, went down to Yellow in February, rose again to Orange in March.... Yellow is minimum risk, scarlet is maximum. Closing automatic lockers probably starts at red, so expect the lockers to exist but not necessarily to be in use. Helpful, innit?

yes and it is really good

they are these sweets , in different fruit flavours and the pack cost around 1.50 or so.

they call it la tour Eiffel

The French began to build the Bastille in 1357 as a fortress but made a prison in 1417. It was stormed on July 14, 1789.

as much as you want

With Eurotunnel, Folkestone to Calais. The trains do not go on to Paris.

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ummmm... they are all so intricitately carved and unique

There are a variety of landmarks in Nepal. These include the Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Boodnath, as well as Swayambhunath.

First and second floors. The Eiffel tower has tworestaurants: Le 58 tour Eiffel, on the first floor; and the Le Jules Verne, on the second floor.

No

The currency is the Euro, so you can use that. You can also use other methods, like credit cards.

Eiffel Tower: 7 million visitors a year.

Blackpool Tower: 485,000.

Blackpool Tower was refurbished last year, and the management hopes that this will push numbers up to 800,000, still a long way behind M. Eiffel's original.

le Champ de Mars - the Field of Mars (the Roman god of War)

it was built because captain fartypants mcbigmac wanted it to be built for his sweet 16 party and legend has it that every mtd captain mcfartypants rises from the grave and listens to pop and and does the potty dance while stuffing his pants full of bannanas and pineapples because he is a weirdo like You.And then legend has it that he is gay and does gay things with little boys and then does gay things with the bones in the tomb involveing a monkey and tire some mayonaise and the bones and the dictionary and sometimes he would invite Micheal Jackson over and they would have tea partys with little boys.

Notre Dame is in Paris, France.