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Choose (drag and drop) the appropriate term (a word, expression, or number) from the list to complete each definition or description of French and Francophone cultures. Attention! Two terms from the list will not be used. l’Algérie les fêtes l’immigration le Pays basque réaliste empire colonial francophonie Nicolas Sarkozy le Québec République 1. France’s came to a relatively peaceful end by the 1960s. Two important exceptions were l’Indochine (now the countries of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in Asia) and in North Africa. These won their independence only through war. Since the 1960s, from its former colonies has resulted in a more multicultural France. 2. The unique language and culture of , in southwestern France and northwestern Spain, is celebrated each year during de Bayonne (the region’s largest city within France). 3. When the French vote for le président de la every five years, they typically look for a candidate who is thought to be honnête and . They do not typically let the personal lives of the presidential candidates affect their vote. The private lives of the last three presidents, however, have received greater scrutiny than in the past: , for example, earned the nickname le président bling-bling because of his marriage to the French-Italian singer Carla Bruni and their lavish lifestyle.
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