PPT-HI 172 – Modern France

Restoration and Revolution Napoleons Defeat Spring 1814 Napoleon abdicates Exiled on Elba Restoration Louis XVIII brother of Louis XVI Fails to buy support of military Not everyone wanted a return to Old Regime not even the Allies who wanted a stable but contained France. Modern morphometric studies use nonlinear image regis tration to compare anatomies and perform group analysis Rece ntly log Euclidean approaches have contributed to promote the use of su ch com putational anatomy tools by permitting simple computati AnneFerrwasborninLyon,France,in1964.ShereceivedtheM.Sc.degreefromICPI-Lyon,Lyon,France,theMastredegreefromEcoleNa-tionaleSuprieuredesTcommunications(ENST),Paris,France,andthePh.D.degreefromtheEcoleNor Plus de puissance. Plus d’accélération / relance. Pédalage naturellement rond . - Moins de fatigue. Moins d’acide lactique. QUELS AVANTAGES VOUS OFFRE. UN PLATEAU OSYMETRIC ?. Au point mort l’effort du plateau Osymetric 52 dents est équivalent à l’effort d’un plateau rond 48 dents, tout en gardant le même développement qu’un 52 dents. Modernisation. and Anti-Americanism. Mini-overview of . Post-war . Global Economy. Bretton Woods 1944. Conference in New Hampshire. Allies meet to set up postwar economy. Currencies pegged to price of gold. Causes of the Conquest. The Rivals: Britain and France. In the 1700’s, . Britain and France. were the . major powers. in Europe. The . French. (Fre) wanted . control over Europe. The . English. (Eng) wanted . Rivalry and Conflict. Constant Conflict. French were constantly involved in minor conflicts with several groups. The British . The Iroquois . Other Native groups . Most conflict was over territories, access to resources, and long term goals. . Modernisation. and Anti-Americanism. Mini-overview of . Post-war . Global Economy. Bretton Woods 1944. Conference in New Hampshire. Allies meet to set up postwar economy. Currencies pegged to price of gold. n. Louis XIV learned from the mistakes of Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin. Ruled through councils composed of loyal ministers. Preserved regional autonomy except in Paris. Used the Palace of Versailles as propaganda. Bulliet. . Land . Empires. 1800-1870. The Ottoman Empire . Napoleon and Egypt. 1798: Napoleonic invasion. Defeat of . Mamluk. forces. Napoleon returns to France. Withdraw in 1801. Cut off from France by Mediterranean. WWI. French allies during wwi . Triple Entente. France. Great Britain. Russia. French leadership during wwi. Raymond . Poincaré. . – President of France, 1913–1920. Georges . Clemenceau . – Prime Minister of France. Les . Régions. de la France. Le Nord de la France. Île-de-France. - Paris. In Paris, the controversial modern glass pyramid in the Louvre courtyard was built in the late 1980’s by the Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei. Some feel that its modern style clashes with the Louvre’s classic construction.. French Revolution Pre-revolutionary France Problems in Pre-Revolutionary France Social Political Economic 1. Identify each of the figures from this cartoon below and provide your reasons why. 2. The title of this cartoon is “You Should Hope this Game Will Be Over Soon.” Who do you think sur. . une. carte. Vers. 1745, le . territoire. de la Nouvelle-France . s’étend. du Labrador aux . Grands. . Lacs. à . l’Ouest. et . jusqu’au. . Golfe. de . Mexique. au . Sud. .. C’est. Collaboration and Resistance. Outline. Events. Vichy Government. Collaboration. Resistance. Liberation. German expansion. Seized Austria and Czechoslovakia (1938). Nonaggression Pact with Stalin (. 1939).