The Maison Carrée Was
Temple Of
Gallo-Roman City Of Nemausus (present-day Nîmes)
One Of
Best-preserved Vestiges Of
Roman EmpireIn 600 BC
Ionian Greeks
Originating From Phocaea
Founded
Colony Of Massalia (present-day Marseille)
Shores Of
Mediterranean Sea
This Makes
France's Oldest City Same Time
Some Gallic Celtic Tribes Penetrated Parts Of
Current Territory Of France
This Occupation Spread
Rest Of France Between
5th
3rd Century BCThe Roman-era Theatre Of Autun (Latin
Augustodunum)
Saône-et-Loire
One Of
Main Historical Sites Of BurgundyThe Concept Of Gaul Emerged
That Time
Corresponds
Territories Of Celtic Settlement Ranging Between
Rhine
Atlantic Ocean
Pyrenees
Mediterranean
Borders Of Modern France
Roughly
Same
Those Of Ancient Gaul
Which Was Inhabited
Celtic Gauls
Gaul Was Then
Prosperous Country
Of Which
Southernmost Part Was Heavily Subject
Greek
Roman Cultural
Economic InfluencesAround 125 BC
South Of Gaul Was Conquered
Romans
Who Called This Region Provincia Nostra (Our Province)
Which Over Time Evolved Into
Name Provence
French
Julius Caesar Conquered
Remainder Of Gaul
Overcame
Revolt Carried Out
Gallic Chieftain Vercingetorix
52 BC
Gaul Was Divided
Augustus Into Roman Provinces
Many Cities Were Founded During
Gallo-Roman Period
Including Lugdunum (present-day Lyon)
Which
Considered
Capital Of
Gauls
These Cities Were Built
Traditional Roman Style
With
Forum
Theatre
Circus
Amphitheatre
Thermal Baths
Gauls Mixed With Roman Settlers
Eventually Adopted Roman Culture
Roman Speech (Latin
From Which
French Language Evolved)
Roman Polytheism Merged With
Gallic Paganism Into
Same SyncretismFrom
250s
280s AD
Roman Gaul Suffered
Serious Crisis With Its Fortified Borders Being Attacked
Several Occasions
Barbarians
Nevertheless
Situation Improved
First Half Of
4th Century
Which Was
Period Of Revival
Prosperity
Roman Gaul312
Emperor Constantin I Converted
Christianity
Subsequently
Christians
Who Had Been Persecuted Until Then
Increased Rapidly Across
Entire Roman Empire
But
From
Beginning Of
5th Century
Barbarian Invasions Resumed,
Germanic Tribes
Such
Vandals
Suebi
Alans Crossed
Rhine
Settled
Gaul
Spain
Other Parts Of
Collapsing Roman EmpireEarly Middle Ages (5th Century–10th Century)
Twin towns
partner cities La Défense
largest dedicated business district
Europe, Solo Parigi è degna di Roma
solo Roma è degna di Parigi
(in Italian). Electricity
provided
Paris through
peripheral grid fed
multiple sources
of 2012
around 50% of electricity generated
Île-de-France comes from cogeneration energy plants located near
outer limits of
region
other energy sources include
Nogent nuclear power plant (35%)
trash incineration (9% – with cogeneration plants
these provide
city
heat
well)
methane gas (5%)
hydraulics (1%)
solar power (0.1%)
negligible amount of wind power (0.034 GWh)quarter of Paris's district heating
come from
plant
Saint-Ouen
burning
50/50-mix of coal
140,000 tonnes of wood pellets from USA per yearWater
sanitation. Administration Pierre Mignard
Self-portrait
between 1670
1690
oil
canvas
235 cm × 188 cm (93
× 74 in)
Louvre, Musée des Tissus et des Arts décoratifs
decorative arts
textile museum
holds one of
world's largest textile collections with 2,500,000 works.
Temple du Change (17th
18th century)
former stock exchange of Lyon
Protestant temple since
18th century, Emmanuel Macron See also
Urban area (France)
Urban unit. The Abbey of St
Victor
basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde.
Red Metric Law
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