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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks France History Humans have inhabited France for about 90,000 years. The Celtic Gauls arrived between 1500 and 500 BC; after several centuries of conflict with Rome, Gauls lost the territory to Julius Caesar in 52 BC, and by the 2nd century AD the region had been partly Christianised. In the 5th century the Franks (thus 'France') and other Germanic groups overran the country. The Middle Ages were marked by a succession of power struggles between warring Frankish dynasties. The Capetian Dynasty was a time of prosperity and scholarly revivalism despite continued battles with England over feudal rights. During this period, France was also embroiled in the Crusades, a holy war instigated by the Church against non-Christians. The Capetian Dynasty waned by the early 15th century as France continued to fight England in the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453), which featured 17-year-old firebrand Jeanne d'Arc. Religious and political persecution, culminating in the Wars of Religion (1562-98), continued to threaten France's stability during the 16th century. In 1572, some 3000 Protestant Huguenots were slaughtered in Paris. The Huguenots were later guaranteed religious, civil and political rights. By the early 17th century the country was held in thrall by Cardinal Richelieu, who moved to establish an absolute monarchy and increase French power in Europe. Louis XIV (the Sun King) ascended the throne in 1643 at the age of five and ruled until 1715. Throughout his reign, he hounded the Protestant minority, quashed the feuding aristocracy and created the first centralised French state. But as the 18th century progressed, the

2. France History As a result of waves of Viking assaults in the ninth century, France was broken up into regions that were ruled by nobles some were actually independent http://www.nationbynation.com/France/History1.html

BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY ... FRANCE Celtic tribes were the original inhabitants of the territory known as Gaul. Two hundred years before Christ, the Romans conquered the Mediterranean coast, colonized long before by Phoenicians and Greeks. Julius Caesar successfully conquered all of Gaul between 58 and 51 B.C., making the region a province of the Roman empire. Christianity quickly reached Gaul in the first century A.D. Visigoths, Franks, and Burgundii, barbarian invaders all, arrived in the fifth century and by 486, the Franks had unified the country, become Christians, and established the Merovingian line. Saracens attacked in the 600s but in 732, they were defeated by Charles Martel, whose grandson was Charlemagne. The Pope declared Charlemagne ruler of the West in 800. As a result of waves of Viking assaults in the ninth century, France was broken up into regions that were ruled by nobles some were actually independent states, more or less, such as Aquitaine, Burgundy, Flanders, Anjou, and Blois. After continually ravaging France's Atlantic coast, the Vikings set up the duchy of Normandy in 911. The Carolingians died out and were replaced by the Capetians who ruled from Paris and made that city a great church and university center, as well as a trade hub. Louis IX, also known as St. Louis, the Crusader-king, made France an international power as well. The Hundred Years War with England (1337-1453) weakened the French monarchy. England tried to take over France once and for all, but the French regrouped and drove the English out in 1453. They retained only a small bit of territory at Calais. France continued to develop as a center of culture and commerce, even with periodic disruptions for religious conflicts due to the Reformation. France under Louis XIII and Louis XIV pursued a foreign policy dominated by the powerful clergymen, Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin. The defeat of the Habsburgs in the Thirty Years War (1618-48) served to further enhance France's stature in Europe. The palace of Versailles demonstrated that Louis XIV's was the richest and most dominant monarchy on the continent. Though France did not make much headway in land acquisition close to home, it became a colonial power around the world. France took the side of the nascent United States in its struggle with Britain which cost the country dearly in monetary terms and later in public discontent with the monarchy and what was viewed as its excesses. The French Revolution began in 1789; the King and Queen (Marie Antoinette) were guillotined in 1793 and before the Reign of Terror ceased in 1794, thousands met their end on the block. Napoleon named himself emperor of France in 1804. He expanded the empire in Europe and the Middle East but was ultimately defeated by the British (at Waterloo) and the Russians, leading to the collapse of the French empire. Though the monarchy was briefly restored,the French decided to do away with the institution in 1848. Louis Napoleon, the nephew of Bonaparte, became president of the Second Republic and in 1852 declared it the Second Empire and ruled as Napoleon III. The Second Empire came to an inglorious end after the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71). The Third Republic, famed for the belle epoque, lasted from 1871-1914. In 1907, in answer to the Triple Alliance, France, Great Britain, and Russia came together in the Triple Entente. France suffered tremendous casualties in the First World War and its role in world affairs diminished. In 1938, France sealed its own fate by participating in the Munich Agreement. Hitler's forces swept through France, occupying the north and assisting in the establishment of the Vichy collaborationist regime in the south. Charles de Gaulle rallied the Free French and after Liberation, he declared the Fourth French Republic. Post-war, France helped organize the EEC and also was a founding member of NATO. Problems with soon-to-be former colonies arose at this time, as well (Indochina, Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco). France followed its own path in foreign affairs under de Gaulle, refusing to sign the nuclear test-ban and nonproliferation treaties, recognizing the People's Republic of China and eventually withdrawing French forces from the NATO command. After de Gaulle came a series of leaders, but none could match the charisma of the old general. Pompidou, Giscard d'Estaing, Mitterand, and Chirac all worked to preserve France's stature as a world power.

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dateString = 1090109293; FORBES' #1 ADVENTURE TRAVEL SITE 4 YEARS IN A ROW TIME MAGAZINE TOP 50 Your experts in adventure and experiential travel Keyword Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... France History E-mail this page France Travel Travel and Trips France Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Popular Trips to France Paris Bordeaux Provence Chamonix ... Burgundy France History Every century has added a new facet to the France of today: The Romans, who first occupied Gaul in 120 BC, built beautiful arenas, villas, aqueducts, thermal-spring baths and other structures still prominent in southern France. They were soon followed by the medieval religious orders, who built the stunning St. Jean Baptistery in Poitiers, the Trinity Chapel on the Bay of Cannes and hundreds of abbeys throughout the country. Around 1125, flamboyant Gothic designs began to play a major role in the building of cathedrals, such as those in Reims, Amiens, Chartres, Vezelay and Mont-Saint-Michel. The Renaissance introduced the architecture now seen in the homes and chateaux of the Loire Valley. Today, French designs such as Le Corbusier's Chapel of Ronchamp or the Pompidou Center in Paris continue to influence architectural thought throughout the world. In art, literature and philosophy, the French accent is pervasive. France Trip Search See Trips to France France Travel Experts

4. Nice, France History - ProvenceBeyond Nice History, Towns and Villages in Provence and the South of France An informative view of the back country Beyond the French Riviera with numerous photos http://www.beyond.fr/villages/nicehistory.html

Nice - History 400,000 years of human habitation Photos: (36 k) Also for Nice: main page History Museums Parks Shopping Transportation Also History: Provence History Aix History Avignon Popes Marseille History Below: Prehistoric Ancient Greek Roman ... Recent Prehistoric Signs of prehistoric man have been excavated at Nice, and an excellent display was presented at the excavation location in the Ancient The foundation of ancient Nice was on the Chateau Hill (Colline du Chateau), overlooking and between the present old town and the port. The only archeological remains recovered there were some ceramic fragments, possibly dating to the Greeks of Marseille of the 6th or 5th century BC. The ruins of a 10th century cathedral can now be seen there (photo). On the hill of Cimiez, 3 km north of Le Chateau, were the remains of an oppidum belonging to the Ligurian tribe. Greek The Greek Massaliote colony of Nikaia was probably located at the present old town (Vieux Nice), where the Paillon river joined the sea. The name Nikaia may have derived from "Nike", or victory, following the defeat of the local Ligurian tribe. Although there was a Greek acropolis on the Colline du Chateau, the Greeks were probably here along with the Ligurians, and with their cooperation. In 154 BC, the Romans helped Massalia defend

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Skip to navigation The story of Le Tour Home Races Tour de France Follow the links below for stories, photographs, and race details of the Tour de France, year by year. The story of the origins of the Tour de France : an epic tale of a intrigue amongst rival newspapers against a backdrop of deep political division in France. Victory for the Little Chimney Sweep : The first Tour took just six stages to complete the hexagon, resulting in a convincing win for Maurice Garin, perhaps road cycling's first great champion. "The Tour is finished..." : One year later and the race was nearly finished by cheating riders and rioting spectators. Another easy win for Garin? Well, not exactly! A new formula is devised : A major rethink saw the race organised on points, with more stages, but no night riding. The new formula, saved the race, which thereafter never looked back. The first climbing star is born : Rene Pottier dominated in 1906, the year that saw the Tour's first true mountain stages, and the first excursion out of France. But Pottier's life was to be a tragically short one... Victory to "the Argentine" : 1907 saw victory go to Lucien Petit-Breton, nicknamed "the Argentine", after his rival Emile Georget was demoted for an illegal bike change.

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Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest France Book Reviews Georges Duby The Legend of Bouvines - the ideology of peace, war, and battle in the 12th century John DuVal , Raymond Eichmann Cuckolds, Clerics, and Countrymen Medieval French Fabliaux Carole Fink Marc Bloch A Life in History Bernard Guenée Between Church and State The Lives of Four French Prelates in the Late Middle Ages Catherine Jinks The Inquisitor - a murder mystery set in medieval France Christian Jost The French-Speaking Pacific Population, Environment and Development Issues Zoé Oldenbourg Massacre at Montségur - the Albigensian crusade; Simon de Montfort; the destruction of Catharism Mark Rappolt Georges Perec and Paris - criticism, poetry, fiction, urbanism, photography George Rudé The French Revolution - a modern marxist interpretation J.H.M. Salmon Society in Crisis France in the Sixteenth Century Joseph R. Strayer , Carol Lansing The Albigensian Crusades - a political history of southern France in the early 13th century Dale Van Kley The French Idea of Freedom The Old Regime and The Declaration of Rights of 1789 Owen White Children of the French Empire Miscegenation and Colonial Society in French West Africa 1895-1960 See also French literature You might also enjoy my sister Jenny's stories about her seven years living in France and my account of a week in Paris as a tourist.

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AJ Auxerre's Coupe de France History AJ Auxerre's Coupe de France record: Season Round Opponent Results 1917-18 32 AJA - Alliance Velo Sportive 1-6 1972-73 32 AS Mutzig - AJA (Chaumont) 1-1 AJA - AS Mutzig (Mulhouse) 0-1 1974-75 32 FC St Louis 1911 - AJA (Baume les Dames) 1-0 1975-76 32 AJA - UES Montmorillonnaise (Chateauroux) 3-0 16 AJA - Olympique de Marseille 0-0 Olympique de Marseille - AJA 2-0 1976-77 32 AJA - AS Poissy (Fontainebleau) 1-0 16 AJA - AS St. Etienne 0-0 AS St. Etienne - AJA 3-1 1977-78 32 Troyes Aube - AJA (Epinal) 1-0 1978-79 32 AJA - Entente Chaumontaise AC (Dijon) 4-2 16 Stade Quimperois - AJA 0-1 AJA - Stade Quimperois 0-0 8 AJA - Montpellier Paillade SC 0-0 Montpellier Paillade SC - AJA 0-2 4 AJA - Lille Olympique SC 0-0 Lille Olympique SC - AJA 1-2 2 AJA - RC Strasbourg 0-0 RC Strasbourg - AJA 2-2 F FC Nantes - AJA (Paris) 4-1 1979-80 32 AJA - AS Libournaise (La Rochelle) 2-1 16 AJA - Calais RUFC 1-0 Calais RUFC - AJA 1-5 8 FC Metz - AJA 2-2 AJA - FC Metz 1-0 4 Paris FC - AJA 1-1 AJA - Paris FC 0-2 1980-81 32 AJA - RCFC Besancon (Dijon) 2-0 16 SEC Bastia - AJA 2-1 AJA - SEC Bastia 1-1 1981-82 32 AJA - Veloce Vannetais US (Redon) 2-0 16 AJA - FC Tours 2-1 FC Tours - AJA 3-1 1982-83 32 AS St. Etienne - AJA (Paris) 1-0

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Book Reviews and Compare Prices for France History History : Europe History : France History Home Browse Books Bookstore List Top Selling Books ... Rate Book Stores Search: Title/Author/Keywords/ISBN History Europe History France History Book Review and Price Comparison Pages: Next Book Review and Price Comparisons for France History Madame Bovary AUTHOR: Gustave Flaubert, Mildred Marmur, Gustave Falubert, Robin Morgan (Introduction) ISBN: 0451528204 Publish Date: November 2001 Format: Mass Market Paperback Compare prices for this book Discarding Images AUTHOR: Page, Christopher ISBN: 0198166796 Publish Date: November 1997 Format: Paperback Compare prices for this book The Confusion : Volume Two of The Baroque Cycle AUTHOR: Neal Stephenson (Author) ISBN: 0060523867 Publish Date: April 2004 Format: Hardcover Compare prices for this book The Lady and the Unicorn AUTHOR: Tracy Chevalier ISBN: 0525947671 Publish Date: December 29, 2003 Format: Hardcover Compare prices for this book The Most Beautiful Country Towns of Provence (Most Beautiful Villages) AUTHOR: Helena Attlee, Alex Ramsay (Photographer)

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12. France: History And Story Department of French Studies. france history and Story. Chamberlain Hall, University of Birmingham. 1st 3rd July 1999. Maurice Denis http://www.french.bham.ac.uk/research/histconf.htm

Department of French Studies France: History and Story Chamberlain Hall, University of Birmingham 1st - 3rd July 1999 Maurice Denis, Portrait of Monsieur Huc Reproduced by kind permission of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, The University of Birmingham Timetable and Locations Useful Information LATEST NEWS June 1999: The location for workshop sessions and plenaries has been changed to the Muirhead Tower, which is adjacent to the Arts Building on the Main Campus. It is the unmissable 12-storey concrete tower swathed in scaffolding. May 1999: Instructions on how to get to the University can be found here . Registration will take place at Chamberlain Hall (70 and 71 on the Campus Map ), where you will be staying. You should allow an hour to check in and to make your way to the Muirhead Tower (38 on the

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Sunshine for Women WHM 2003, ToC Home Background Nineteenth Century France History Late 1788 – Louis XVI calls the Estates General, which had not met since 1614, into session to deal with the financial problems and the impending insolvency of the empire. Later 1788 - Elections for Estates General were held, the Paris parlement decides that votes in the Estates General would be by Estate (nobility, clergy, and commoners), not by head. May 1789 - Estates General meets and takes up the issue of how voting in the Estates General would occur, not the issue of the finances of the realm. June 1789 – Third Estate (commoners) meets on its own and declares the National Assembly to be the true representative institution of the people, then invites the nobility and the clergy to join it. At first rejected by the King, it is soon reluctantly accepted by the King. July 14, 1789 - Famine leads to soaring bread prices and riots. The hungry people of Paris stormed the Bastille, an old fortress that had been turned into a notorious prison. August 1789 – National Assembly declares the end of the old feudal regime, voids the feudal dues that peasants had traditionally owed to the nobility, enacts the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, and begins drafting a new constitution that was not finished until 1791.

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the travel guide you write Recent Changes login register Home ... France Sections France Map Accommodation Eating Out ... [Add Section] Maps View Enlargement History [edit this] This is no World66 image. It was found using an Internet search. more.. [Change image] [Upload image] France was one of the earliest countries to progress from feudalism into the era of the nation-state. Its monarchs surrounded themselves with capable ministers and French armies were among the most innovative disciplined and professional of their day. During the reign of Louis XIV (1643-1715) France was the dominant power in Europe. But overly ambitious projects and military campaigns of Louis and his successors led to chronic financial problems in the 18th century. Deteriorating economic conditions and popular resentment against the complicated system of privileges granted the nobility and clerics were among the principal causes of the French Revolution (1789-94). Although the revolutionaries advocated republican and egalitarian principles of government France reverted to forms of absolute rule or constitutional monarchy four timesthe Empire of Napoleon the Restoration of Louis XVIII the reign of Louis-Philippe and the Second Empire of Napoleon III. After the Franco-Prussian War (1870) the Third Republic was established and lasted until the military defeat of 1940.

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