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What is a king in France called?
The French king was called "roi de France", but there has not been a king of France since 1848.
What country claims France?
No officially recognised country today does claim metropolitan France. The British Royalty has had claims on the French throne and kingdom from 1337 up to 1815 and the heirs were crowned as both kings and queens of England and France.There are separatists movements that claim some parts of France, as well as conflicts over France's possessions abroad, but no country does claim France, and France does not claim "countries" either.
Does Brian Austin Green get royalty checks from Beverly Hills 90210?
Yes, Brian Austin Green does receive royalty checks from Beverly Hills 90210. The amount of his royalty checks is unknown.
How was Samuel de Champlain get treated like when he got back to France?
He gained permission to set up fur trade forts from royalty so im guessing he was treated pretty well.
What is the scruffs secret?
Grandpa Scruff is actually royalty
Does France still have royalty?
No, France is a republic.
Was there royal people in France?
Yes, there were. Royal means kings and queens and there was royalty in France.
What was Latin America and mexico called during colonial times?
Vice royalty of the New SpainVice royalty of PeruVice royalty of New GranadaVice royalty of Rio de la PlataEmpire of BrazilHaitiAll of them were colonies of Spain, France and Portugal
The revolution of France was between who and who?
It was the French citizen who was opposed by the Royalty and the Catholic Church.
What are the differences between Belgium and France?
Belgium is a democratic monarchy while France is a Republic ( No royalty )France is also much larger than Belgium. Belgians make much better beer.
What was the French republic?
It was the government which took control of France after the royalty were removed. The new Republic of France was inspired by the US Republic, but the similarity mostly ends there.
What social class was Louis XIV of France family?
Louis XIV was the king of France and Navarre. His social class and that of his family was Royalty, of course. He was descended from the Bourbon kings of France on his father's side and from the Habsburg Spanish/Austrian kings/emperors on his mother's side. He had nothing but royal ancestors dating back hundreds of years from the the Habsburg line and the Bourbon line was also of ancient royalty and nobility.
Can you make a sentence with the word commoners?
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Once popular with sailors the bichon frise's name means curly lap dog in the language of what country where it was a lap dog for royalty?
France
Once popular with sailors the bichon frises name means curly lap dog in the language of what country where it was a lap dog for royalty?
France
What country deos lily represent?
The lily is often associated with France. It is a symbol of royalty and has been used in the country's heraldry and as a national emblem.
What is a king in France called?
The French king was called "roi de France", but there has not been a king of France since 1848.
