FRANCEFRANCE. Real name: Republique Francaise Population: Around 65 million Language: French Government: Democracy Currancy: Euro.

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FRANCEFRANCE

Real name: Republique Francaise Population: Around 65 million Language: French Government: Democracy Currancy: Euro

FRENCH FOOD  Baguette: long bread stick  Escargots: snails  Foie Gras: goose liver pate  Ratatouille: vegetable soup  Crepes: very thin pancakes

HISTORY  In BC the Celtic Gauls arrived in France. In BC the Roman Emperor Julius Caeser defeats the Gauls and France becomes part of the roman Empire until 476 AD.  France was run by kings for many centuries. Until the Storming Bastille during the French revolution 1786.

THE CHANNEL TUNNEL There is a train tunnel going from France to England under the English channel

 France is connected to Spain, Belgium, Andorra, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy

THE EIFFEL TOWER  The Eiffel Tower was designed by the same person that designed the Statue of Liberty.

FRANCE By RORY