40 résultats pour "french"

• The Rights of Man DeclarationWith this declaration, the French National Assembly addressed many of the French people's grievances with the monarchy and established the ideals of the FrenchRevolution.

  The Rights of Man Declaration With this declaration, the French National Assembly addressed many of the French people's grievances with the monarchy and established the ideals of the FrenchRevolution. It remains one of the most important documents in Western political history. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen 1789 The representatives of the French people, organized as a National Assembly, believing that the ignorance, neglect, or contempt of the rights of man are the sole caus...

• French Vallée

  Introduction : De nos jours, l'implantation de casinos peut changer l'aspect d'une région. Ces centres de récréation peuvent en effet changer l'aspect économique d'une région et mettre les habitants dans un tout autre cadre social. D'ailleurs, les casinos sont aujourd'hui très sophistiqués et on crée même des villes entières dédiée à cette économie, Las Vegas et Macao sont deux exemples de l'essor des villes casinos. En France, il n'existe pas encore de structure de cette ampleur, e...

• French Bulldog.

• French Shore.

• french revolution

  Premiére Européenne History Geography The French Revolution Part 2 Correction The Terror A/ Robespierre and the start of the Terror: February — August 1793 In the spring of 1793 Robespierre and the other deputies in the Convention faced/ was faced with three major crises/ZIZ. Crisis 1: War Monarchs/K in other European countries were horrified by the execution of Louis XVI. They now realised that the only way to prevent/ stop the spread (la propagation) of revolution was to join forc...

• Two communities with different languages, Flemish, similar to Dutch, andWalloons, similar to French, share the territory.

  Two communities with different languages, Flemish, similar to Dutch, and Walloons, similar to French, share the territory. The Flemish live in the North, the Walloons in the South, and apart from Brussels, there are very few mixed areas. The difficulties of cohabitation between the two communities resulted in the adoption of a statute of regional autonomy in 1989. This contrast is also reflected in the economic conditions, Wallonie is in crisis and seeks a second economic wind while Flanders imp...

• Placed under the dual sovereignty of the bishop of Urgel and thePresident of the French Republic, Andorra is the highest inhabitedcountry in Europe.

  Placed under the dual sovereignty of the bishop of Urgel and the President of the French Republic, Andorra is the highest inhabited country in Europe. The principality of Andorra is a particularly small enclave enclosed in the Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France. This domain was a unique survivor of feudal institutions but since 1993 Andorra has been a sovereign State. Furthermore, the principality has become a member of the Council of Europe. The bulk of its income is from tourists attr...

• How the French and English shaped Canada: The rise and fall of New France

  How the French and English shaped Canada: The rise and fall of New France Sencanada magazine, October 16, 2018 The fleur-de-lis and the Tudor rose, the salamander and the lion: symbols of English and French rule are everywhere in Parliament Hill’s Centre Block. Portraits of the French monarchs who governed New France from the 16th century to the 18th century hang in the Salon de la Francophonie. Nearby, in the Senate foyer, are the British monarchs who succeeded them. It’s a celebration...

• Cinco de Mayo.

• Louis XIV.

• Napoleon I.

• Napoleon I .

• World War I .

• John Adams

• John Adams.

• John Adams - U.

• Canada.

• Tennis.

• Gothic Art and Architecture I INTRODUCTION Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris Notre Dame Cathedral, in Paris, was begun in 1163 and completed for the most part in 1250.

• George Washington I INTRODUCTION George Washington (1732-1799), first president of the United States (1789-1797) and one of the most important leaders in United States history.

• Édouard Manet.

• Pablo Picasso.

• Laos - country.

• World War II .

• Spanish Empire.

• Vietnam War.

• Thomas Jefferson.

• Claude Monet.

• Michigan - USA History.

• James Monroe.

• Middle Ages .

• Europe .

• Africa.

• Lester Pearson.

• Florida - geography.

• Communism .

• Communism.

• Paul Martin.

• Crusades .

• Crusades.