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1. The Hundred Years War
   ... The problem was that grapes didnamp39t grow in the English climate. They grew quite well however in the fields of Southern France. During ...
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2. Nostradamus
   ... of the world. Nostradamus was born in Saint Remi, in southern France, and was raised as a Roman Catholic. He studied medicine in ...
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3. code of behavior
   ... The troubadours, who were active in Provence in southern France, took their inspiration from the ancient Greek conception of the lyric poem as a vocal ...
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4. paleolithic cave paintings
   ... Cave art however, was discovered mostly in northern Spain and southern France, whaich takes the form of paintings, drawings, and engravings on the walls. ...
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5. Vicent Van Gogh
   ... In 1888 van Gogh left Paris for southern France, where he painted scenes of the fields, cypress trees, peasants and rustic life characteristic of the region. ...
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6. Analysis of world war 2
   ... German frontier. A third force invading southern France in August was to provide protection on Bradleyamp39s right. The First Armyamp39s ...
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7. Van
   ... He loved bright colors especially yellow because of the sun which was bright in southern France and he painted what he saw and felt. ...
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8. van gogh
   ... He loved bright colors especially yellow because of the sun which was bright in southern France and he painted what he saw and felt. ...
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9. Joan of Arc
   ... At this time the people of southern and northern France recognized two different rulers. ... The people of southern France were Loyal to Charles the VII. ...
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10. Hundred Years War
    ... begin. The English also controlled southern France after Eleanor of Aquitaine married King Henry II in the mid12th century. Therefore ...
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11. napoleon
    ... France was in great need of officers for the army. At the age of 24 Napoleon, as CaptainCommandant under General Carteaux, was dispatched to southern France. ...
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12. The Essence of Absolutism in Regards to Louis XIV
    ... This was rather difficult because Versailles is located in the northern parts of France and orange trees are native to southern France. ...
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13. Centralization of Control in Medieval Europe
    ... As Professor Wintroub explained, the Pope spent some time dealing with leaders in southern France, but the eventual outcome was that the Popeamp39s way eventually ...
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14. aluminium
    ... P. Berthier France discovered a hard, reddish, claylike material containing 52 per cent aluminium oxide near the village of Les Baux in southern France. ...
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15. Defining Moments in Canadian History
    ... On the morning of June 6 1944 hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers swarmed on to the beaches of Normandy in southern France. ...
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16. Early Man
    ... a defense. CROMAGNON CroMagnonamp39s skeletons were first found in 1868 in Southern France in the CroMagnon Cave. Like the Neanderthals ...
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17. The Age of Enlightenment 2
    ... 1758. The Baron de Montesquieu was from a noble background like most philosophers, being a manorial lord of southern France. He ...
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18. Joan of Arc
    ... The French king, Charles VI, died in 1422, and the heir to the throne, the Dauphin Charles, had taken refuge in southern France. ...
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19. France
    ... France has numerous small possessions called overseas territories Bobley, Pg.2120. ... French Southern and Antarctic Territories. ...
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20. US INVOLVEMENT IN WWII
    ... They played the key role in the attack on Normandy during Operation Overlord and, finally, during the invasion of Southern France. ...
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21. Great Schism catholic church
    ... puppet. As a result Clemont resided with some of his papacy in Avignon, a city in the imperial territory of southern France. More ...
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22. the tuskegee airmen
    ... fields. The Allies were about to begin a new offensive in southern France, and planned to invade the region on August 15. Now that ...
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23. Christianity Pilgrimage
    ... because people have had great religious visions such is the case of Lady Bernadette and her vision of a healing spring in Southern France miracles or events ...
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24. Le Chambon
    ... irreversible and inevitable, a courageous uprising replete with morality and conscience took place in a small Protestant town in Southern France known as Le ...
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25. Medieval Music
    ... along. A different level of these minstrels developed in the royal courts of Southern France, known as poetmusicians. These poet ...
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26. Black Plauge
    ... Rome. Later it traveled to: Venice, Germany, Austria, Genoa, Barcelona, Spain, Marseilles, Southern France, Paris, England. However ...
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27. The Friars
    ... So the Cathars in southern France were able, to field their own clerical hierarchy, and eventually oppose to that of the Catholic Church. ...
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28. FRIARS
    ... So the Cathars in southern France were able, to field their own clerical hierarchy, and eventually oppose to that of the Catholic Church. ...
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29. The Friars
    ... So the Cathars in southern France were able, to field their own clerical hierarchy, and eventually oppose to that of the Catholic Church. ...
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30. Katherine Mansfield
    ... In her last years, Mansfield lived much of her time in southern France and in Switzerland, seeking relief from tuberculosis. Without ...
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