yes french woman had jobs in the late 1800s .they worked by cleaning and cooking
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a race to claim territory in Africa
France and Spain
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No, the island of Bora Bora is a territory owned by the French. It operates as its own independent state and is a territory of the French.
Why were the major European powers scrambling to seize new territory in the late 1800s?
yes french woman had jobs in the late 1800s .they worked by cleaning and cooking
The territory of the French forest is expanding steadily.
Luxemburg isn't a French territory, but an independent state.
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The French are the ones who immigrated to Detroit in the early 1800s.
Britain gained all French territory in North America as a result of them winning the French and Indian War. However, the largest French territory, Louisiana, was ceded to Spain before the end of the war to prevent the British take over of the territory. So in reality, Spain and the UK were still battling for power in the Americas as France was only left with its territory of Haiti in the Caribbean. Spain had more land area than Britain but lost its power in the 1800s when all its territory became independent. Britain remains in the Americas even 'til today.
No, it is not. The French Polynesia is a dependent territory of France and therefore lacks sovereignty (UN members must be sovereign states). French Polynesian foreign diplomatic relations are the responsibility of France.
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a race to claim territory in Africa
a race to claim territory in Africa