The embattled French river during World War I is the Somme. It was the site of the Battle of the Somme, one of the largest battles of the war, fought between July and November 1916. The battle is notable for its high casualties and the extensive use of trench warfare, symbolizing the brutal nature of the conflict.
The two French explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet explored the Illinois River in 1673. However it wasn't until 1680 before anyone settled there.
The Cimarron River was probably named by a Spanish person. The actual Spanish name for the river is Rio de los Carneros Cimmaron. The English name means river of wild sheep.
The Treaty of Versialles. they blames the French, British and Americans blamed Germany for everything.
Versailles. Hence, the Treaty of Versailles. Go here to read about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Versailles
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There were several, but the really important one was the Marne.
Bateau.
Riviere....? It is french...
The Mississippi river is called 'le fleuve Mississippi' in French. Fleuve (masc.) is the French name for a river that empties directly into a sea or ocean.
The Amazon river is called 'le fleuve amazone' in French. Fleuve (masc.) is the French name for a river that empties directly into a sea or ocean.
The Mississippi river!
River
The Nile River
Amazon River.
Nile River
The Mississippi River comes from a Native American name pronounced "Misi-ziibi" by the Anishinaabe or Algonquin people. The name means â??Great Riverâ??. Meanwhile, the French pronunciation of the word was â??Mississippiâ??, very close to the pronunciation â??Mississippiâ??.
By length its "The Nile River"By volume its "The Amazon River"