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Oldest city still existing in France
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Marseille
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Vercingetorix's tribe
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Averni
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Latin name of Lyon
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Lugdunum
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Breakaway part of Roman Empire which included Gaul (260-274)
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Gallic Empire
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First dynasty to rule over Francia
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Merovingian
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Major victory of Franks against Muslims (732)
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Tours
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King who inherited West Francia after the treaty of Verdun
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Charles II
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French region conquered by Vikings
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Normandy
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Significant victory mainly led by French warriors (1095-1099)
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First Crusade
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Burgundian abbot who created the Knights Templar
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Bernard of Clairvaux
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French victory against Flanders, England and Holy Roman Empire
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Bouvines
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City in which Louis IX died
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Tunis
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England-ruling house which claimed the throne of France (1337-1453)
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Plantagenet
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French city controlled by England from 1346 to 1558
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Calais
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Unexpected defeat of France against English and Welsh archers
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Agincourt
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Law which made French the official language of the Kingdom of France
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Ordinance of Villers-Cotterêts
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French Humanist who wrote Gargantua and Pantagruel
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François Rabelais
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Name of the French Protestants
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Huguenots
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Edict which guaranteed French Calvinist Protestants religious rights
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Edict of Nantes
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One of the first cities settled in New France, now in Canada
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Quebec City
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Civil war between government and the Parlements, the people and the nobility (1648-1653)
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The Fronde
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Period of strong influence of French arts and literature
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Grand Siècle
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Bourbon king known as "the Beloved"
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Louis XV
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Reference encyclopedia published during the Enlightenment
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Encyclopédie
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Major artistic movement, initiated by Gustave Courbet
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Realism
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Prefect who completely renovated Paris under Napoleon III
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Georges-Eugène Haussmann
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Alliance of left-wing political movements led by Blum, Thorez, Cautemps, etc.
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Popular Front
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Village whose population got extermined by a Waffen-SS unit (1944)
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Oradour-sur-Glane
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Phrase pronounced by Charles de Gaulle in Montreal
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Vive le Québec libre
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Currency used by France until 2002
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Franc
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Party of current French president Emmanuel Macron
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La République En Marche
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