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first national hero


captured by ceasar


taken to rome


publicly executed


Vercingetorix

oldest human remains foundin france

Cro-Magnon man

cave paintings found

Lascaux


Chauvet


first king of the franks


converted to Christianity


established first kingdom in france

Clovis

gov seal usually for wine


first food


AOC


Roquefort cheese



3 royal dynasties


1. Merovingian


2. Carolingian


3. Capetian (longest ruling)


invaded England in 1066


commemorated by

William Duke of Normandy


Bayeux Tapestry


battle of hastings

WDON invasion resulted in the kind of England being

vassal to king of france

Romans called France

Gaul

1598 signed this and guaranteed freedom of religion


Henry 4


Edict of Nantes


france has always been a major sea power

false

in 1321 phillip the handsome king of FRANCE d

died without male heir



resulted in


100 years war lasted until 1453




during 100 years war, peasant girl took control, made Charles 7 king of france.


convicted of heresy by the English and burned at the stake. patron saint of france


joan of arc


means "country"


used to mean place of origin


pays

French refusal of compromise


characterized by tall, ribbed arches, stained glass window and flying buttresses

gothic architecture

quiche lorraine

none

camembert

normandy

d-day

normandy

Dijon mustard

burgundy

michelin

auvergne

large stone

none

airbus

midi-pyrenes

chambord

touraine

roquefort

midi-pyrenese

lavender

provence
holy roman emperor in 800

charlemagne
Huguenots


protestant, persecuted in 16th century


st. bartholomeus day massacre


Catherine of medici


wife of henry 2


brought many things to france: forks, corset, truffle, ballet, artichokes.

HENRY 4 said

Paris is worth a mass

aborigines
original people of france

jusque au boutisme

would fight to the very end

exception to federalism

henry 4th

ruled during 17th cent

Louis 14th

Louis 14th:good things

ended feudalism, made postal system, centralized govt, made banking system, supported the arts, built military hospital
negative things

waged war, revoked edict of nantes, built Versailles.

18th cent

enlightenment and

1789

French revolution

marie antionette

wife of Louis 16 very disliked