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    In April 2010 president Nicolas Sarkozy of France announced the official ban of a full face veil in France because the government believes that it symbolizes that women are being suppressed. People tend to blame the president for the ban, but fail to understand the bicameral parliament of France had a saying in this decision.The ban has become controversial due to S.A.S attempting to sue the French government but France is doing what is best for all of its citizens. The burqa should be banned due

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    civil law today.      After many years of dictatorship, Napoleon was growing very restless with simply governing France. He believed he could help the French better if the people would give him the power to do so. During this time he was warring with many countries. After proving to France that he was a strong leader by defeating many troops Napoleon was voted the emperor of France in 1804 by the French Senate and the people. Later that year Napoleon was able to crown himself. After becoming the

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    Parity between Men and Women in France Nowadays, French society observes various inequalities. They can sometimes appear legitimate, especially in the economic and social areas, because they would only result from the individuals’ aptitudes and efforts; that would start with the same equal opportunities. However, women are becoming more and more recognized by the French population, which in turn, gives them increasing respect and responsibilities. However, we can still wonder if women, since they

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    America and France and the way that their societies have shaped the people who live there. From the way we live, to the morals when it comes to marriage and family. To go into greater detail, I will share with you some of the traditions, social customs and the roles of the French society. The French Government is set up similarly to our own. Our forefathers used the systems of government from the French government to create what we use now in America. France is ruled by a Republican government; also known

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    France in 1793, was in a chaotic state. The masses of people that went against the aristocrats had enough of the old policies. The civilians expressed their laws and policies during the early days of ‘Republicanism’. Thus, the Third Estate embodied the enlightened principles of “equality, liberty, and fraternity”. The Third Estate formed a National Convention and prevailed with radical ideologies. The Third Estate wanted these laws so desperately that they relied on the corrupt “Committee of Public

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    French Revolution Change Frances Form Of Government? The French. revolution was huge turning point in history of the country France it marked a change from the feudal system France used prior and the over throwing of a monarch during this time Frances economy, government, and rule changed in the way the people decided to change it to. The French revolution first starting in modern European history at 1789 and ending a year later in 1790, it was a important event in Frances history as well as modern

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    During the time period 1789-1799, France experienced a revolution, known as the French Revolution. French citizens, particularly the Third Estate fought for equality and a fresh political landscape. This revolution altered the economic, social, political, and cultural aspects of France. People often banter about what was the main factor that triggered the outbreak of the French Revolution. What most people do not understand is that the Revolution was caused by many different factors. The French Revolution

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    controversial emperors who has ruled France; Napoleon gained his reputation to be a hero when he led France to many military successes, specifically, leading the French to defeat Austria. Napoleon is a significant person regarding France’s history, and has continued to lead the French an era of success, and power. Therefore, Napoleon should be considered a hero of the French Revolution because he ended the French Revolution through a plebiscite, set up lycees in France where the concept of meritocracy

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    The Reign of Terror Was Justified Robespierre led the Reign of Terror, the new government of France executed individuals believed to be as enemies of the French Revolution (B.E.). The French government believed to reach a society that included, “Indivisibility of the Republic, Liberty, Equality, Unity, Fraternity or Death”; the government would need to eliminate the rebels of the new government (Overview). Another target was the Catholic Church, which it was considered as the old order (B.E.). During

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    philosophies and the way of life in France during the Ancien Regime contradicted each other. The Enlightenment contradicted the way of life in France during the Ancien Regime because the enlightenment philosophies believed that education should be equal among men and women, that there are three branches of government who share the power, and that man is born free. The way of life in France during the Ancien Regime did not include any of those three things. The culture in France during the Ancien Regime contradicts

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