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France is located in Europe, with Paris as its capital city. Key facts about France include its population of around 67 million, use of the euro as currency, and national emblem featuring blue, white and red colors representing values like honesty, bravery, and loyalty. Famous landmarks in France include the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Palace of Versailles, Roman temples, and Mont Saint-Michel. Historic figures that shaped France discussed include Louis XIV, Charles de Gaulle, and Napoleon Bonaparte. The document then shifts to discussing France's geographical factors, mentioning its diverse climates and landscapes like the Mediterranean region of Provence, Verdon Gorge, vineyards, beaches, alpine areas, plains, and limestone cliffs
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- 1. FRANCE
- 3. FRANCE CAPITAL : PARIS CONTINENT : EUROPE CURRENCY : EURO POP. : 67mn. Approx.
- 5. WHITE REPRESENT HONESTY AND PEACE OF THE COUNTRY RED REPRESENT BRAVERY AND STRENGTH BLUE REPRESENT THE COUNTRYS TRUTH AND LOYALITY
- 7. EIFFEL TOWER EIFFELTOWER LOCATED:PARIS, FRANCE BUILTBY :GUSTAVEEIFFEL ERECTED:IN 1889 HIEGHT :324M(1063 ft.) MADEBY :IRONLATTICE
- 9. MAISON CARREE ROMAN TEMPLES OF ROMAN EMPIRE
- 14. SAINTE CHAPELLE
- 16. LOUIS XIV WAS THE SUN KING OF LOUSI LOUIS XIV WAS A MONARCH OF THE HOUSE OF BOUR BORN WHO RULED AS KING OF FRANCE AND NAVAR REFROM 1643 UNTIL HIS DEATH.
- 17. CHARLES DE GAULLE CHARLES DE GAULLE CHARLES DE GAULLE FRENCH GENERAL AND STATESMAN WHO LED THE FRENCH FORCES DURING WORLD WAR II.
- 18. THE BASTILE WAS A FORTRESS IN PARIS IT WAS STORMED BY A CROWD ON 14 JULY 1789 IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, BECOMING AN IMPORTANT SYMBOL FOR THE FRENCH REPUBLIC MOVEMENT. FALL OF BASTILE
- 19. LASCAUX PAINTING LASCAUX ( LASCAUX CAVES ) IS THE SETTING OF A COMPLEX OF CAVES IN SOUTH WESTERN FRANCE FAMOUS FOR ITS PALEOLITHIC CAVE PAINTINGS.
- 20. NAPOLEON EMPEROR NAPOLEON BONAPARTE WAS A FRENCH MILITARY AND POLITICAL LEADER WHO ROSE TO PROMINENCE DURING THE LATTER STAGES OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND ITS ASSOCIATED WARS IN EUROPE.
- 21. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S DAY MASSACRE WAR OF THE THREE HENRYS
- 22. NOW THE TIME TO END HISTORY BUT IT DOES NOT END ITS TO START THE GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS OF FRANCE
- 24. TROPICAL CLIMATE IN BORA BANG
- 26. VERDON GORGE IN PROVENCE
- 27. VINEYARDS IN FARM NUITS BURGUNDY
- 29. ALPINE CLIMATE IN MERCANTOUR NATIONAL PARK
- 30. PLAINS OF THE BEAUCE
- 31. ALPINE CLIMATE IN THE FRENCH ALPS
- 32. HEATHLAND IN POINTE DU VAN
- 33. LIMESTONE CLIFFS OF NORMANDY