Physical and Human Characteristics of France

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Physical Characteristics of France

Your goal: Be able to give examples of the physical characteristics of France.

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Landforms

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Rhine River

River valley separating France and GermanyNatural defensive borderFortress towns

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Pyrenees Mountains

Mountains separating France and SpainNatural defensive border

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Island of Corsica

Mediterranean IslandBirthplace of Napoleon

Bonaparte

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Beaches at Normandy

Province on the North coast of France

Where the Allies invaded Europe in World War II

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Human Characteristics of France

Your goal: Be able to give examples of the human characteristics of France.

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History

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Palace at Versailles

•Royal capital of France (1700s)•Peace conference after WWI (1919)

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Ideas About Government

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Montesquieu

Argued that all governments should have separation of powers

• Legislative• Executive• Judicial

1700s

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Enlightenment thinker with the ideas:

• Church and state should be separate.

• People have the right to freedom of speech and religion.

Voltaire 1700s

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Science

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Louis Pasteur

Germ theoryPasteurization of

milk

1800s

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Culture

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Coco Chanel

Fashion designerAmbitious, innovative

1920s-1940s

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Louvre Museum

•Opened 1793 during French Revolution•Confiscated church, noble & royal property•Art is now available to the people!

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Eiffel Tower

•1050 feet tall

1800s

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Arc de Triomph

•“Arch of Triumph”

1800s

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Art

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Claude Monet 1800s

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Vincent van Gogh 1800s

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Henri Marie de Toulouse-Lautrec

1800s

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Henri Matisse 1800s

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Edouard Manet 1800s

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Edgar Degas 1800s

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Paul Cezanne 1800s

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Auguste Rodin 1800s

The Thinker

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir 1800s

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Paul Gauguin 1800s

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Food

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Wine

World’s largest wine producer

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Cheese

Over 300 types of cheese

This is Brie