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1815 - One Hundred Days and the Battle of Waterloo.1814-1830 - the period of the Restoration, based on the dualistic mon...
30/04/2023

1815 - One Hundred Days and the Battle of Waterloo.
1814-1830 - the period of the Restoration, based on the dualistic monarchy of Louis XVIII (1814/1815-1824) and Charles X (1824-1830).
1830-1848 - July Monarchy. The revolution overthrows Charles X, power passes to Prince Louis-Philippe of Orleans, the financial aristocracy came to power.
1848-1852 - Second Republic.

1789-1799 - The Great French Revolution.1792-1804 - First Republic.1793-1794 - Jacobin terror.1795 - the capture of the ...
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1789-1799 - The Great French Revolution.
1792-1804 - First Republic.
1793-1794 - Jacobin terror.
1795 - the capture of the Netherlands.
1797 - the capture of Venice.
1798-1801 - Egyptian expedition.
1799-1814 - the reign of Napoleon (in 1804 he was proclaimed emperor; First Empire). In 1800-1812, Napoleon created a pan-European empire through aggressive campaigns, and his relatives or henchmen ruled in Italy, Spain and other countries. After the defeat in Russia (see Patriotic War of 1812) and the next unification of the anti-Napoleonic coalition, Napoleon's power collapsed.

In 1685, Louis canceled the Edict of Nantes, which led to the flight of Protestants to neighboring countries and the det...
30/04/2023

In 1685, Louis canceled the Edict of Nantes, which led to the flight of Protestants to neighboring countries and the deterioration of the economic situation in France.
In 1715, after the death of Louis XIV, his great-grandson Louis XV ascended the French throne and ruled until 1774.

In 1648-1653, there was an uprising of the urban strata and the noble opposition, dissatisfied with the rule of the Quee...
30/04/2023

In 1648-1653, there was an uprising of the urban strata and the noble opposition, dissatisfied with the rule of the Queen Mother Anne of Austria and the minister Cardinal Mazarin, who continued the policy of Richelieu and the Fronde. After the suppression of the uprising in France, an absolute monarchy was restored. During the reign of Louis XIV - the "Sun King" - France participated in several wars in Europe: 1635-1659 - the war with Spain, 1672-1678 - the Dutch War, 1688-1697 - War of the Palatinate Succession (War of the League of Augsburg) and 1701 -1713 - War of the Spanish Succession.

In 1598, Henry IV signed the Edict of Nantes, which ended the war with the Protestants and gave them wide powers, so tha...
30/04/2023

In 1598, Henry IV signed the Edict of Nantes, which ended the war with the Protestants and gave them wide powers, so that they formed a "state within a state" with their own fortresses, troops and local government structures. From 1618 to 1648, France participated in the Thirty Years' War (formally, it fought only from 1635 - this is the so-called Swedish-French period of the war). From 1624 until his death in 1642, the country was actually ruled by the minister of King Louis XIII, Cardinal Richelieu. He renewed the wars with the Protestants and succeeded in inflicting a military defeat on them and destroying their state structures. In 1643, Louis XIII died, and his five-year-old son Louis XIV became king, who ruled until 1715 and managed to outlive his son and grandson.

In 486, Gaul was conquered by the Franks under the leadership of Clovis. Thus, the Frankish state was established, and C...
25/04/2023

In 486, Gaul was conquered by the Franks under the leadership of Clovis. Thus, the Frankish state was established, and Clovis became the first king of the Merovingian dynasty. In the 7th century, the power of the king was significantly weakened, and the mayordoms possessed real power in the state, one of whom, Charles Martell, managed to defeat the Arab army in the Battle of Poitiers in 732 and prevent the conquest of Western Europe by the Arabs. The son of Charles Martell, Pepin the Short, became the first king of the Carolingian dynasty, and under the son of Pepin, Charlemagne, the Frankish state reached its highest peak in history and occupied most of the territory of present-day Western and Southern Europe. After the death of the son of Charlemagne - Louis the Pious - his empire was divided into three parts. In 843, according to the Treaty of Verdun, the West Frankish kingdom was formed, headed by Charles the Bald. It occupied approximately the territory of modern France; in the 10th century, the country began to be called France.

The name "France" comes from the Latin "Frankia" (lat. Francia) or "country of the Franks" [15], from the name of the Ge...
25/04/2023

The name "France" comes from the Latin "Frankia" (lat. Francia) or "country of the Franks" [15], from the name of the Germanic tribes that lived along the lower and middle reaches of the Rhine and are known under the common ethnonym "Franks" (lat. Franci)[ 16]. In the V-VI centuries, the Franks conquered Gaul, where they formed the Frankish state (lat. Regnum Francorum). From the same ethnonym in the 9th century, the name “France” (Francia) was formed, which was first used to designate the territory north of the Seine, then parts of the collapsed Frankish state, later the duchy of France and the region of Ile-de-France (fr. île de France) are known - “ island of France" with its center in Paris, which later became the core of the formation of the state of France[16].

France is a nuclear power, a member of NATO and one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. Since the ...
25/04/2023

France is a nuclear power, a member of NATO and one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. Since the 1950s, it has been one of the states participating in the creation of the European Union.
The legislature is a bicameral parliament (the Senate and the National Assembly). Administrative-territorial division: 18 regions (13 in the metropolis and 5 overseas regions), including 101 departments (96 in the metropolis and 5 overseas departments) [14], 5 overseas communities and 3 administrative-territorial entities with a special status.

The name of the country comes from the ethnonym of the ancient Germanic tribe of the Franks. The majority of the populat...
25/04/2023

The name of the country comes from the ethnonym of the ancient Germanic tribe of the Franks. The majority of the population of France is of mixed Gallo-Romance origin and speaks a Romance language.
The population is 62,814,233 people in the metropolis and 67,848,156 people, taking into account overseas possessions (estimated as of July 1, 2020)[4], including about 90% are French citizens. The composition of the population of France by religion as of 2019: Catholics - 41%, non-religious - 40%, Muslims - 5%, other religions - 5%, Lutherans - 2%, Orthodox - 2%, other Christians - 2%, Buddhists - 1%, Jews - 1%, no data - 1% [13].

France (French France, [fʁɑ̃s] Listen to the file information), the official name is the French Republic [11] (French Ré...
25/04/2023

France (French France, [fʁɑ̃s] Listen to the file information), the official name is the French Republic [11] (French République française, [ʁe.py.blik fʁɑ̃.sɛz] Listen to the file information) is a transcontinental state, including the main territory in Western Europe and a number of overseas regions and territories. The capital is Paris. The motto of the Republic is “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”, its principle is the rule of the people, by the people and for the people[12].

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