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The sans-culottes were a group during the French Revolution that consisted of the common people (meaning those not part of the aristocracy and royal family). The name translates directly to "without breeches". Breeches were a very aristocratic type of fashion, usually matched with stockings and gold-buckled shoes. This public display of wealth through attire was clearly not favored by the revolutionaries. Therefore, being "without breeches" was an anti-aristocratic badge of pride. The commoners wore simple full-length trousers as opposed to elaborate attire.
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Where was Champlain from?
He was from Brouage ,France & Cartier was from Spain.
How did France get the nickname land of the free?
That is not the nickname for France.
What country did king Louis XIV rule?
It is said that King Louis XIV ruled France with greatness and glory. He was a strong leader and completely reformed the country from what some called a country of savages to a calmer, more refined people and way of life.
What country did Charlemagne rule?
France I think.
Was Louis XIV of France a bourbon?
Yes, he was. His grandfather, Henri IV of France, was the the first monarch of the Bourbon branch in France.
What Did Sansculottes Houses Look Like?
cramped dirt floor houses
What has the author Joseph Chot written?
Joseph Chot has written: 'Sous la coupe des sans-culottes de Givet, 1792-1794' -- subject(s): History, Sansculottes
Is France in France spelled France or la France?
wrong> The form 'la France' is the most common.J'habite en France = I live in FranceJ'aime la France, vive la France = I love France, long live France.
Is this address Antibes France a part of Europe?
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What country is in France?
France IS a country.
Is France in the Commonwealth Games?
No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.No it is not. France is not a member of the Commonwealth.
Does Paris France have states?
No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.No, Paris in France does not have states.
Is France a capital?
No, France is a country. The capital of France is Paris.
What country does Paris belongs to?
Paris is a city in France
What is you loose France in French?
you loose France: vous perdez la France France, you loose: France, vous perdez
Where was battle of France?
At France lol There was no battle OF France - see related answer on battle FOR France.
How dou say France in french?
In French, you say "France" as "France."
