Empire 1602 to 1975 Dutch colonization of the Americas FrenchEmpire 1605 to United Nations list of Non Self Governing Territories present The Frenchcolonialempire The First FrenchEmpire of Napoleon I of France Napoleon I 1804 1814 or 1815 The Second FrenchEmpire of Napoleon III of France Napoleon III 1852 1870 The Frenchcolonialempire First and Second FrenchColonialEmpire 1605 1962 French ...Refimprove date December 2009 Image European Empires.svg thumb 300px Regions that belonged once to a colonialempire. Image Colonisation2.gif animated map, 1492 to present The Colonial empires were a product ... maintained. Subsequent colonial empires included the List of French possessions and colonies French , English colonialempire English , Dutch Empire Dutch , and British Empire British empires. The last ... for about a half the world s longitude. List of colonial empires Portuguese Empire 1415 to 1999 ... independence in 1910, 1931 and 1961. ref English colonialempire 1583 to 1707 Evolution of the British Empire British colonization of the Americas Scottish colonization of the Americas Danish colonial ... Lithuanian Commonwealth 1637 to 1690 Courish colonization of the Americas Swedish colonialempire 1638 ... before 1804. ref German colonialempire 1883 to 1919 German colonization of the Americas Habsburg Monarchy colonies 1719 1750, 1778 1783, 1901 1917 ref name HRE Belgian colonialempire 1885 to 1962 Congo Free State 1885 to 1908 Italian ColonialEmpire 1885 to 1943 Tentative Italian colonization of the Americas ... FrenchEmpire File The British Empire1.png British Empire File Denmark Norway and possessions.png ... Belgian colonial empire.png Belgian Empire File Italy and Posessions September 1939.png Italian Empire ... ColonialEmpire Category Colonialism Empire Category Empires Category Overseas empires bg de Kolonialreich eu Inperio kolonial fr Empirecolonial id Imperium kolonial pl Imperium ... 1494 . Portugal began establishing the first global trade network and Portuguese Empireempire ... more details
of FrenchColonial architecture. File Parlange Plantation, State Highway 93, New Roads vicinity ... and is an early example of FrenchColonial architecture in the United States . File Colonial Villa on Street 108 Phnom Penh.jpg thumb 250px right A Frenchcolonial villa located in Phnom Penh . FrenchColonial a style of architecture used by the French during colonization. Many former French colonies, especially those in South East Asia, have previously been reluctant to promote their colonial ... history on display southeast asias colonial architecture ref In the United States FrenchColonial was one of four domestic architectural styles that developed during the colonial period in what would become the United States . The other styles were Colonial Georgian , Dutch Colonial , and Spanish Colonial . FrenchColonial developed in the settlements of the Illinois Country and Louisiana New France French Louisiana . It is believed to have been primarily influenced by the building styles of French ... Country as well as Louisiana. General characteristics of a FrenchColonial dwelling included ... , on a home s front facade. The porch roof was normally part of the overall roof. FrenchColonial ... were often accessed via French doors . FrenchColonial homes in the Southern United States American ... , 28 February 2005. Retrieved 15 February 2007. ref Gallery title Examples of FrenchColonial architecture ... building from the Frenchcolonial period in New Orleans. It is an example of stucco ed brick ... FrenchColonial architecture Category Architectural styles Category Colonial architecture Category .... ref It had its beginnings in 1699 with the establishment of French Louisiana but continued to be built after Spain assumed control of the colonial territory in 1763. Styles of building that evolved during the Frenchcolonial period include the Creole cottage , Buildings and architecture of New Orleans Creole Townhouse Creole townhouse , and French Creole plantation house. ref cite web url ... more details
The term FrenchEmpire can refer to Two Empires of the French founded by members of the House of Bonaparte , The First FrenchEmpire of Napoleon I and II 1804 1814 and 1815 The Second FrenchEmpire of Napoleon III 1852 1870 The Frenchcolonialempire of the 17th to 20th centuries FrenchEmpire style Second Empire architecture Second FrenchEmpire style Francia Frankish Empire of Charlemagne disambig Category Former empires bn br Impalaeriezh c hall de Empire fran ais el es Imperio Franc s fr Empire fran ais he nl Franse Keizerrijk no Det franske keiserd mme ru sr fi Ranskan keisarikunta vi qu c Ph p zh ... more details
infobox Language name ColonialFrench nativename Fran ais colonial pronunciation states USA region State of Louisiana extinct virtually extinct merged with Cajun French familycolor Indo European fam2 Italic ... French language French fam10 Louisiana French iso1 fr iso2 fra iso3 fra map ColonialFrench or Colonial Louisiana French is one of the three Dialects of French dialects into which Louisiana French is typically divided the others being Cajun French and Louisiana Creole French . Formerly spoken widely ... French Languages and Labels Tulane University ref ColonialFrench is conventionally described as the form of French language French spoken in Louisiana New France Lower French Louisiana prior to the mass ... from ColonialFrench, but some linguists differentiate between the two, referring to the latter as Plantation Society French . ref name Tulane ref name Picone Picone, Michael. http www.nsula.edu creole documents 2003prog.pdf The Rise and Fall of Plantation Society French abstract , presented at the Creole ... New France French Louisiana , ColonialFrench is generally considered to be nearly extinct as a separate ... French , which is distinguishable from Louisiana Creole French . ref name lsu Following the Great Upheaval in the mid 18th century, when many Acadians relocated to Louisiana New France French Louisiana , ColonialFrench was displaced by the developing Cajun French Cajun dialect. Some scholars ... from the pre Upheaval ColonialFrench, and is largely derived from the standard French of the mid ... dialect of Louisiana Regional French . ref name lsu cite web url http appl003.lsu.edu artsci frenchweb.nsf Content Cajun French Definition?OpenDocument last1 first1 last2 first2 date title What is Cajun French? publisher Department of French Studies, Louisiana State University accessdate September ... the term Plantation Society French for the prestige dialect. ref name Tulane ref name Picone There is a history of diglossia between Plantation Society French and Louisiana Creole French. ref name ... more details
Infobox Country name Belgian ColonialEmpire image flag Flag of Belgium civil .svg image map Belgian colonial empire.png thumb 350px map caption Map of the Belgian ColonialEmpire around 1920. The Belgian colonialempire comprised three colonialism colonies possessed by Belgium between 1901 and 1962 Belgian Congo now Democratic Republic of the Congo , Rwanda and Burundi . The empire was unlike those of the major European imperial powers in that roughly 98 of it was just one colony about 76 times larger than Belgium the Belgian Congo which had originated as the private property of the country s king, L opold II of Belgium Leopold II , rather than being gained through the politics political action of the Belgian Sovereign state state . There was a tendency within Belgium to refer to its overseas possessions as the colonies rather than the empire . In addition, unlike other countries of the period with far flung colonies, such as British Empire Britain or FrenchEmpire France , colonial Belgium did not have a monarch styled Emperor . ref In the Dutch language, the name used is Belgische koloni n . In French the term colonies belges is far more common than empirecolonial belge . ref Background Belgium itself achieved independence only in 1830. Immediately prior to that 1815 1830 , it had formed part of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands . By the time Belgium entered a position in which it was able to consider an overseas empire, major imperial powers such as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom and July Monarchy France , and to some degree, Spain , Portugal , and the Netherlands already had the most economically promising territories for colonization ... in 1962, thus bringing the Belgian colonialempire to an end. Following the independence of both ... 9781842770535 pbk Colonialism Category Belgian colonialempire Category Belgian colonisation in Africa ... colonial belga eu Belgikar Inperio Koloniala fr Empirecolonial belge ko hr Belgijsko ... more details
refimprove date November 2011 The Order of the ColonialEmpire Portuguese Ordem do Imp rio Colonial was a Portugal Portuguese Order decoration , established on 13 April 1932 as a colonial order of knighthood , to reward services by soldiers and civilians in the Portuguese Empire Portuguese colonies in Asia and Africa . The Order consisted of four grades Grand Cross , which wore the badge on a sash on the right shoulder and the star on the left chest Grand Officer , which wore the badge on a necklet and the star on the left chest Commander , which wore the badge on a necklet and the star on the left chest Officer , which wore the badge on a ribbon with rosette on the left chest Knight , which wore the badge on a ribbon on the left chest. The Commander grade was dropped sometime during the 1960s, and the Order was discontinued upon the Carnation Revolution in 1974. Insignia The badge of the Order was an enamel Order of Christ Cross , in silver for Knight and in gilt for higher grades, with the lesser Coat of arms of Portugal in enamel and gilt at the centre. The star of the Order was an eight pointed faceted star, in gilt for Grand Cross and Grand Officer, in silver for Commander, with the badge of the Order at the centre. The ribbon of the Order was red with black central and edge stripes. Notable Recipients Grand Crosses George V of the United Kingdom Mozambique Company ref name Times48373 Cite newspaper The Times articlename The President of Portugal has awarded.. section Official Appointments and Notices day of week Wednesday date 2 August 1939 page number 20 issue 48373 column A ref References reflist DEFAULTSORT Order Of The Empire Category Colonial orders Category Orders, decorations, and medals of Portugal Category Order of the ColonialEmpire nl Orde van het Imperium pt Ordem do Imp rio Colonial ... more details
About colonies of the German Empire the colonies of Nazi Germany Reichskommissariat the Templer colonies in Israel German Colony disambiguation Image Reichskolonialflagge.svg thumb The Realm s Colonial Flag. Image German colonial.PNG thumb The German colonialempire in 1914 prior to World War I File ... African native African Askari holding the German Realm s Colonial Flag. The German colonialempire was an overseas domain formed in the late 19th century as part of the German Empire . Short lived colonial ... firm rejection to take over the Frenchcolonial possessions after the Franco Prussian war, Bismarck ... of colonial acquisitions and by a myriad of geographical associations and colonial societies. Bismarck and many deputies in the Reichstag German Empire Reichstag had no interest in colonial conquests ... in the last two decades of the 19th century the creation of Germany s colonialempire proceeded with the minimum ... conclusion Empires et colonies. L Allemagne du Saint Empire au deuil post colonial , Clermont Ferrand ... Paolo title The German colonialempire, its beginning and ending authorlink coauthors year 1916 publisher ... Hamburg and Colonial Politics of the German Empire authorlink coauthors year 1968 publisher Hans ... E type country source kolossus eswiki display title DEFAULTSORT German ColonialEmpire Category Colonialism ... und Schutzgebiete es Imperio colonial alem n eo Germanaj kolonioj fr Empirecolonial allemand hr Njema ko ... Germany s colonial efforts began in 1884. Although most of Germany s Africa n and Pacific colonies were occupied by the Empire s enemies in the first weeks of World War I , the German colonialempire officially ended with the effective date of the Treaty of Versailles on 10 January 1920 after ... for remote colony colonial territory &mdash their so called place in the sun . Germany was destined ... Empire . ref Washausen, p. 61 ref Scramble for colonies File Kladderadatsch 1884 Die S dsee ist das ... being busy down there . Many Germans in the late 19th century viewed colonial acquisitions as a true ... more details
colonialempire comprised a variety of overseas territories colonized, conquered, or otherwise ... as part of her dowry new possessions which had been Portuguese Empire Portuguese , including English ... of Great Britain Great Britain , the English colonies became the foundation of the British Empire ... in overseas exploration of the Spanish Empire Spanish and the Portuguese Empire Portuguese ... Enterprise and the Genesis of the British Empire, 1480 1630 Cambridge University Press, 1984, ISBN 0 ... of him or his ships again. ref Niall Ferguson, Colossus The Price of America s Empire Penguin, 2004 ... of England s own overseas empire. Spain was well established in the Americas, while Portugal had built up a network of trading posts and fortresses on the coasts of Africa, Brazil , and China , and the FrenchcolonialempireFrench had already begun to settle the Saint Lawrence River , which later became New France . ref Trevor Owen Lloyd, The British Empire 1558 1995 Oxford University Press, 1996 ... era reign of Elizabeth I of England Queen Elizabeth . ref Nicholas Canny, The Origins of Empire , The Oxford History of the British Empire, vol. I Oxford University Press, 1998, ISBN 0 19 924676 9 , p. 35 ref Soon there was an explosion of English colonial activity, driven by men seeking ... Gilbert , was seasonally settled ca. 1520 ref name Oxford History of the British Empire Nicholas Canny, The Oxford History of the British Empire Volume I , 2001, ISBN 0 19 924676 9. ref and had settlers ... and the Plymouth Colony. Saint Kitts , settled by the English in 1623, followed by the French in 1625. The English and French united to massacre the local Kalinago, preempting a Kalinago plan to massacre the Europeans, and then partitioned the island, with the English in the middle and the French ... the peace between England and Spain in 1630. The island then alternated between English and French ... in 1650 the French gained the island in 1666, but under the Treaty of Breda 1667 Treaty of Breda ... more details
infobox military award name Colonial Medal br Kolonial Denkm nze image caption awarded by German Empire country type Campaign medal eligibility for participation in combat operations in the German Colonies for campaign status description motto clasps post nominals established 13 June 1912 first award last award total posthumous recipients precedence label individual higher same lower related China Medal German Empire br South West Africa Medal German Empire image2 File Colonial Medal German Empire .png 72x30px caption2 ribbon bar of the medal The Colonial Medal Kolonial Denkm nze was a medal of the German Empire established on 13 June 1912 by Kaiser Wilhelm II The medal and clasps were awarded retroactively for participation in military operations in the German colonies . ref http reviews.ebay.com Imperial German Colonial Medal SAMOA 1888 W0QQugidZ10000000002377528 Imperial German Colonial Medal SAMOA 1888 , 05 15 08. Ebay Reviews and Guides, date accessed 2011 02 24 ref Exceptions were participants in the Boxer Rebellion 1900 01, and German South West Africa in the Herero and Namaqua Genocide years 1904 08 . These operations were eligible for their own unique commemorative medal. Description The medal is made of bronze the obverse of which depicts the right facing bust of Wilhelm II in uniform, with the initials W II. The reverse has oak leaves on the right and a laurel branch on the left. In the center is the imperial crown which sits above the inscription DEN TAPFEREN STREITERN F R DEUTSCHLANDS EHRE . The ribbon is white with four thin red lines in the center and black stripes on the edges. Claps The medal was awarded with claps which were manufactured of gold plated brass. Claps were mounted on the ribbon of the medal. width 100 align center width 50 valign top Deutsch Ostafrika 1888 89 Deutsch Ostafrika 1889 90 Deutsch Ostafrika 1889 91 Deutsch Ostafrika 1892 Deutsch Ostafrika 1893 Deutsch Ostafrika 1894 Deutsch Ostafrika 1895 Deutsch Ostafrika 1896 Deutsch Ostafrika ... more details
colonial dan s eu Daniar Inperio Koloniala fr Empirecolonial danois hr Dansko kolonijalno carstvo ...unreferenced date August 2011 Image Denmark Norway and possessions.png thumb upright 375px Danish colonialempire at its apex in the mid nineteenth century, when it reached an area of around 2,600,000 km . Most of the territory of Greenland and Iceland is permanently covered with glaciers. In various forms, Denmark has had colonial possessions beginning in the 13th century, when it obtained Danish Estonia possessions in Estonia . In 1536, Denmark entered into a personal union with Norway , and the new entity of Denmark Norway took possession of the Norwegian holdings of Greenland , the Faroe Islands , and Iceland . Orkney and Shetland , then held by Scotland , had originally been ruled by Norway until the 15th century, and several later attempts were made to retake them. In the 17th century, following territorial losses on the Scandinavian Peninsula , Denmark Norway began to develop colonies, forts, and trading posts in Africa , the Caribbean , and India . After 1814, when Norway was granted to Sweden following the Napoleonic Wars , Denmark retained the colonial holdings. Christian IV of Denmark Christian IV first initiated the policy of expanding Denmark s overseas trade, as part of the mercantilist wave that was sweeping Europe. Denmark s first colony was established at Tranquebar ... the colony. The only remaining vestiges of this empire are the Faroe Islands and Greenland the Faroes were a Danish county until 1948, while Greenland s colonial status ceased in 1953. They are now ... conditions. Greenland s colonial status ceased in 1953, and it became an integral part of the Kingdom ..., which still exists today. These towns were also sold to Britain in 1845. Other colonial ventures include ... links http www.colonialvoyage.com eng colonies denmark index.html List of Danish colonial possessions ... Deense koloni n ja pl Du skie imperium kolonialne pt Imp rio colonial dinamarqu s ru ... more details
of French possessions and colony Category 1894 establishments Category Frenchcolonialempire Category ...The FrenchColonial Union ref name C.M. Andrew C.M. Andrew ref lang fr Union coloniale fran aise was an influential ... The Colonial Fortnightly La Quinzaine coloniale ref C.M. Andrew ref . The FrenchColonial Union served as a pivotal colonial organization that greatly aided in commercial and foreign French affairs. Though from its initial establishment, the FrenchColonial Union was never major, its members set .... The foundations of the FrenchColonial Union displayed an organization that was focused on change and advancement. The success of the FrenchColonial Union would directly influence the French colonies, and how France dealt with them. Membership and Inclusion into the Union Process The FrenchColonial ... most prominent members include the first FrenchColonial President Emile Mercet and the Secretary ..., Stuart M . Basic Guidelines The close relationship between the FrenchColonial Union and the colonies ... scale backers, the FrenchColonial Union was not as potent nor nearly as authoritative as it could ... was that by having such a strong minded figure as Chailley Bert in its offices, the FrenchColonial Union was able to remain a figure among reform and colonial affairs. FrenchColonial Union in Action French foreign policies in its colonies such as Africa remained a headline in FrenchColonial ... of France s colonies, like Africa or Algeria, the FrenchColonial Union was able to put its voice ... in various colonial affairs, Chailley Bert was able to add the FrenchColonial Union s influence on the matter ... situation gave the FrenchColonial Union reason to express its grievances and concerns. Impact and Effects of the FrenchColonial Union Throughout its storied yet brief existence, the FrenchColonial ... the actions of the FrenchColonial Union, its guidelines were designed for progress not regress .... The FrenchColonial Party Its Composition, Aims and Influence, 1885 1914. The Historical Journal, Vol ... more details
The FrenchColonial Forces lang fr Troupes Coloniales , commonly called La Coloniale , was a general designation for the military forces that garrisoned in the Frenchcolonialempire from the late 17th century until 1960. They were recruited from mainland France or from the French settler and indigenous populations of the Frenchcolonialempire. This force played a substantial part in the conquest of the empire, in both World Wars as well as in the First Indochina War . Makeup of FrenchColonial Forces The Arm e coloniale did not include the famous North African regiments such as the French Foreign ... of Africa Tonkinese Rifles Frenchcolonial flags FrenchColonialEmpire List of French possessions .... gallery File FrenchTroopsMadagasgar.jpg Frenchcolonial troops disambarking in Madagascar . Image ... Forces for the Free French Forces . File French 75 gun at Cape Helles 1915.jpg FrenchColonial 75 ... Africa French and Breton part of the troops at the first World War. The colonial troops appeared ... itself. Uniforms Image FrenchColonial army in Congo 1905.jpg thumb upright French Congo, c. 1905 ... uniform was however restored for French personnel who enlisted as volunteers in either the Colonial ... Mer Overseas Forces . Post colonial period As the remaining French African territories became independent ... was disbanded in 1964. Status of Colonial Forces Throughout their changing titles and roles the French ... units remain as a distinct branch within the modern French Army. See also Colonial troops Troupes ... & Cie. 1931. Richard Standish Fogarty, Race and war in France colonial subjects in the French ... of State relating to the colored troops in the French Army and the number of Frenchcolonial troops ... of which were part of the Army of Africa France Army of Africa , a part of the French Metropolitan Army. Instead the Troupes Coloniale can be divided into French long service volunteers or colonial settlers doing their military service assigned to service in France itself or as garrisons in French ... more details
Image FrenchColonial administrator Congo 1905.jpg thumb right 300px A FrenchColonial administrator makes his Tour of outposts, c. 1905. Presumably the other European right is a French Cercle Administrator. Cercle was the smallest unit of French political administration in FrenchColonial Africa that was headed by a European officer. A cercle consisted of several cantons, each of which in turn consisted ... the colonial governor, the French Overseas Ministry, or of their own creation. The commandant ... Jean Suret Canele. French Colonialism in Tropical Africa 1900 1945. Trans. Pica Press 1971 DEFAULTSORT Cercle FrenchColonial Category French West Africa Category French Equatorial Africa fr Cercle France ... chiefs appointed by the French and subject to removal by the Europeans. As well, the Cercle Commander ... the statute stated that all punishments must be signed by the colonial governor, this was almost ... alone. ref Martin, Phyllis Leisure and Society in Colonial Brazzaville Cambridge University Press 1995 ... quite firmly under French authority when the French chose to exercise it. It was only in 1924 that chiefs ... they could still as all Africans be imprisoned for up to ten years for Political offences by French officials subject to a signature of the Minister of Colonies . ref Michael Crowder. Colonial West ... officer. Gardes de cercle were Africans used as auxiliary policemen to support local colonial ... forced labor, the French usually recruited them from outside the cercle where they served. As a consequence ... Gu ye law of 7 April 1946 formally extended citizenship across the empire, indig nes included. Third ... employment. Reduced to a political subdivision roughly equivalent to a French Departments of France ... Colonial Law and Cultural Difference Jurisdictional Politics and the Formation of the Colonial ... Africa Under Colonial Rule Northwestern Univ. Press 1968 ASIN B000NUU584 Crowder, Michael Indirect Rule French and British Style Africa Journal of the International African Institute, Vol. 34, No. 3 ... more details
Some of the colony colonies , protectorates and mandates of the FrenchColonialEmpire used distinctive colonial flags . These most commonly had a Flag of France French Tricolour in the Flag terminology ... French colonies Category Frenchcolonialempire .... While for the sake of simplicity Frenchcolonial ensign are on this page classified by appearance, this should not be taken to imply common origins or the existence of undefaced ensigns used by the French ... of Colonial Laos.gif right 200px thumb Colonial Laos flag Laos Laos was part of French Indochina ..., was a square blue flag with a French ensign in the canton. With a swallow tail, this flag was the colonial governors flag. White field File Latakiya sanjak Alawite state Frenchcolonial flag.svg thumb .... Yellow field File Flag of Colonial Vietnam.svg thumb Flag of Annam Protectorate. Annam French protectorate ..., and waves. Galleries Historical flags gallery File Flag of Colonial Vietnam.svg center Flag of French ... state Frenchcolonial flag.svg center Flag of the Alawite State State of Alawites , later Sanjak ... See also Frenchcolonial empires List of flags List of French possessions and colonies References ..., the governors general of French colonies flew a square flag with a blue field and the French ensigns French ensign in the canton. This flag was flown beneath the national ensign. Colonial governors used a rectangular swallow tailed version of this flag. Colonial flags with a tricolour canton The flags with the French flag in the canton, which on many occasions were already existing flags without the tricolour, resembled the British colonial flags, which originated as defacement flag defacement ... fly. Naval sources show flags such as those used in the French League of Nations Mandate Mandate of Syria as having the tricolour with unequal stripes, as in the French ensign, but it is likely that these version ... ensign. Tunisia From 1881 1956, Tunisia was a French protectorate. It has been reported that the tricolour ... more details
Assimilation was one ideological basis of Frenchcolonial policy in the 19th and 20th centuries. In contrast with British imperial policy, the French taught their subjects that, by adopting French language and culture, they could eventually become French. The famous Four Communes in Senegal were seen as proof of this. Here Africans were, in theory, afforded all the rights of French citizens. Defining Assimilation The French Assimilation concept first adopted by the great philosopher Chris Talbot in 1837. It was based on the idea of expanding French culture to the colonies outside of France in the 19th and 20th century. Natives of these colonies were considered French citizens as long as the culture and customs were adopted. This also meant they would have the rights and duties of French citizens. The meaning of assimilation has been greatly debated. One possible definition stated that French ... observed in the first Frenchempire , during the Revolution of 1789. In 1794, during the revolutionary .... References references Raymond F Betts ASSIMILATION AND ASSOCIATION IN FRENCHCOLONIAL TERRITORY 1890 ... Policy. London Oxford University Press, 1962. Mamadou Diouf. The FrenchColonial Policy of Assimilation .... Knight. FrenchColonial Policy the Decline of Association . The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 5 ... IN FRENCHCOLONIAL POLICY Comparative Studies in Society and History, Vol. 4, No. 2. Jan., 1962 ... page 133 ref A cultural definition for assimilation can be the expansion of the French culture ... the constantly more intimate union between the colonial territory and the metropolitan territory . ref Lewis page 132 ref Arthur Girualt also wrote that all military responsibilities of a French ... was the result of a long series of wars and conquests involving the triumph of French language and culture ... language Occitan speaking areas of the South, whose language langue d oc distinct to French was banned from official use in he 16th century and from everyday use beginning with the French revolution ... more details
POV date July 2008 The French approach to the colonial administration of Laos might be viewed as one of benign neglect , as compared to the contributions of other colonial rulers to their Southeast Asian colonies. French Territorial Administration The French had originally divided central Laos into two ... navigation. The French built very few roads the main colonial route constructed was from Luang Prabang through Vientiane to Savannakhet and the Cambodian frontier. The French built no higher education ..., French Laos gained control of the right bank section of Luang Phrabang and part of the right bank territory of Champasak from Siam . Subsequently, the French reestablished Laos as a political entity .... Detachment of the left bank territorial administration from Annam French protectorate Annam was based on budgetary necessity in the new French Indochina . Through their colonial administration of Laos, the French had sponsored the notion of modern nationhood amongst the disparate Lao territories ... the French suspected to be increasingly aspired of creating a Greater Siam made up of all Tai speaking territories. French Civil Administration The colonial government was staffed by several hundred French civil servants at any given time, headed by a R sident sup rieur based in Vientiane . The r sident ... with the Lao chao khoueng provincial governors . The r sident sup rieur also acted as ambassador of the French ... running of the territories was entrusted largely to French, Vietnamese and Laotian civil servants in Vientiane, subordinate to the r sident sup rieur . Nature of Frenchcolonial Laos Laos hence became a low key French protectorate , where an indolent lifestyle prevailed. It was too mountainous ... under the French was opium. Only a few hundred French resided in Laos. They adopted a dissolute lifestyle ..., and the Laotians carried on farming as they had for hundreds of years. Assessment During the colonial ... and the Bolovens Plateau, the French found it difficult to deploy their heavy weaponry. At times ... more details
The livre was the currency of various France French colonies until the early 19th century. It was subdivided into 20 sou s, each of 12 denier s. It was mostly issued in paper money form and was generally linked to the French livre at the rate of 1 colonial livres 1 French livre. Colonies where it was used include French Guiana , Guadeloupe see Guadeloupe livre , Haiti , Martinique , Mauritius , New France see New France livre and R union . ref http www.globalfinancialdata.com gh GHC Histories.xls Globalfinancialdata.com ref References reflist Category Modern obsolete currencies Money unit stub France stub ... more details
The FrenchColonial Conference was an event held in Paris , France , in 1935. References Ahanda, Marie Th r se Assiga 2003 http www.bonaberi.com article.php?aid 7 Charles Atangana . Bonaberi.com. Accessed 30 October 2006. Maunier, Ren , transl. by Lorimer, E. A. 1998 . The Sociology of Colonies An Introduction to the Study of Race Contact, Part One . London Routledge. France history stub Category Colonialism Category French Third Republic Category Former French colonies Category 1935 in France Category 20th century diplomatic conferences Category Diplomatic conferences in France Category 1935 in international relations ... more details
Cleanup date December 2008 The Frenchcolonialempire was the set of territories outside Europe that were under French rule from the 17th century to the late 1970s. In terms of land area, the empire extended ... century. Image FrenchEmpire evolution.gif 450px thumb Animated map showing the Frenchcolonial empires Here is a list of all the countries that were part of the Frenchcolonial empires in the last 500 years, either entirely or in part, either under French sovereignty or as mandate or protectorate. When only a part of the country was under French rule, that part is listed in parentheses after the country. When there are no parentheses, it means the whole country was formerly part of any one of the Frenchcolonial empires. Countries listed are those where French sovereignty applied effectively ... are not listed. 1st means the country territory was part of the first Frenchcolonialempire. 2nd means the country territory was part of the second Frenchcolonialempire. Now means this is a territory still part of the French Republic today. The Americas North America main New France Canada most ... Empire Category Former French colonies Category New France Category Frenchcolonialempire ... briefly 1st see France Antarctique and France quinoxiale French Guiana 1st, 2nd, & now Africa North ... Burkina Faso as Upper Volta 2nd C te d Ivoire 2nd Guinea 2nd Mali as French Sudan 2nd Mauritania 2nd ... as French Somaliland 2nd Yemen Cheikh Sa d peninsula Spanish . Asia Middle East Lebanon 2nd Syria ... French India 1st only Pondicherry , Karikal , Yanam, French India Yanaon , Mah , India Mah , and Chandernagore ... province 2nd French Concession territory concessions in Shanghai French Concession Shanghai , Guangzhou , Tianjin , and Hankou 2nd French sphere of influence recognized by China over the provinces ... , Annam French colony Annam , and Cochinchina 2nd Eastern Thailand under French Sphere of Influence 2nd Oceania Clipperton 2nd & now New Caledonia 2nd & now French Polynesia 2nd & now Vanuatu Condominium ... more details
1784 1792 French Revolution and First FrenchEmpire Ambassadors under the French Revolution and First FrenchEmpire . ref name fremb Charles Louis Huguet 1792 1796 in name only Jean Baptiste Annibal ... Monarchy , Second French Republic Second Republic , Second FrenchEmpire Second Empire and Third French ... French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Category Ambassadors of France to the Ottoman Empire Category Lists of ambassadors of France Ottoman Category Lists of French people Ambassadors Category ... more details
Missing citations date May 2010 Infobox former country native name Empire Fran ais conventional long name FrenchEmpire common name France continent Europe region country France era New Imperialism empire ... coat Coat of Arms Second FrenchEmpire 1852 1870 2.svg image map Second empire.png image map caption The Second FrenchEmpire capital Paris national motto national anthem Partant pour la Syrie unofficial br Departing for Syria common languages French currency French Franc religion Roman Catholicism leader1 Napoleon III of France Napoleon III year leader1 1852 1870 title leader Emperor of the French ... Second FrenchEmpire .281852 1870.29 Cabinet Chief legislature Parliament of France Parliament house1 ... br Flag India br Flag Senegal br Flag Vietnam The Second FrenchEmpire lang fr Le Second Empire Fran ais or FrenchEmpire was the Empire Imperial Bonapartist regime of Napoleon III from 1852 to 1870, between the French Second Republic Second Republic and the French Third Republic Third Republic , in France ... of government was almost the same under the Second Empire as it had been under the First FrenchEmpire First , its founding principles were different. The function of the Empire, as Emperor ... establishment of the Empire from December 2, 1852. He thus became Napol on III, Emperor of the French ... of Italy outraged French Catholics, who had been the leading supporters of the Empire ... French intervention in Mexico intervention in Mexico to set up a Latin Second Mexican Empireempire ... de Rouvroy, Comte de Saint Simon List of French possessions and colonies Second Empire architecture ... 2 Category Second FrenchEmpire Category Government of France Empire 2 Category Former empires ... start French Constitution of 1852 Constitution adopted date start 14 January event end French Third ... date event4 event pre French coup of 1851 Coup of 1851 date pre 2 December 1851 p1 French Second Republic flag p1 Flag of France.svg s1 French Third Republic flag s1 Flag of France.svg flag flag type ... more details
bronzier Pierre Philippe Thomire, ca. 1810. A FrenchEmpire style mantel clock , is a type of elaborately decorated mantel clock made in France over the Napoleonic Empire between 1804 1814 ... Sketch of a FrenchEmpire mantel clock.jpg right thumb 170px Sketch for a clock representing an allegory ... File FrenchEmpire mantel clock.jpg right thumb 170px A 1822 clock depicting the nereid Acis ... Ledure 1783 1840s . col end See also http commons.wikimedia.org wiki Category FrenchEmpire style mantel ... links Commonscat FrenchEmpire style mantel clock http www.youtube.com watch?v 0NpzjFRX1DA Video ... Co., Ltd DEFAULTSORT FrenchEmpire Mantel Clock Category Clocks Category Decorative arts Category ... Already by the end of the 18th century, from the 1780s on, the French mantel clocks participated ... typical of the Louis XV reign. The timekeepers manufactured both over the Louis XVI and the French ... easier. The freedom of trade initiated by the French Revolution allowed many casters, who during ... time. In the Empire style timepieces, bronze was the main material used and both the patinated ... in Paris. ref name www.uhrenaktuell.de http www.uhrenaktuell.de empire zaandam Empire Pendules Catalogue.pdf Pier Van Leeuwen, Empire style mantel clocks A golden dream in timepieces 2003 ... mass produced product. Known as Pendule de Paris Paris, or French, clock movements , they were an 8 ... in many of the Empire ones remain anonymous making it difficult to attribute one particular piece to a certain ... as well as the retailer s name or the movement maker. Style and design File George Washington FrenchEmpire mantel clock.jpg left thumb 170px Ca. 1810 1815 piece presenting George Washington in full ..., the Empire style , a phase of Neoclassicism, based on the classical antiquity art both the ancient Greece and specially the Roman Empire. ref name zaandam.klokkenmuseum.info http zaandam.klokkenmuseum.info Pier Van Leeuwen, Empire mantel clocks A golden dream in timekeepers 2003 in the Museum ... more details
Napoleon I created title of nobility titles of nobility to institute a stable elite in the First FrenchEmpire , after the instability resulting from the French Revolution . Like many others, both before ... functions. The title of marquis was not used during the First FrenchEmpire, and therefore became very ... titles of nobility , the First FrenchEmpire also introduced a new system of heraldry . Napoleonic ... of heraldry did not outlast the First FrenchEmpire, and was thus applied only 6 years. The Second FrenchEmpire 1852 1870 made no effort to revive it, although the official arms of France were again ... is the French name for the Battle of Borodino . Dukes There were three types of ducal titles the duch s grands fiefs or dukes of large fiefs outside the territory of the First FrenchEmpire but with no rights ... 1808 and 1814, 1090 titles of baron were created. Today, the title of baron of the First FrenchEmpire ... of Empire by an imperial decree on 1 March 1808. The purpose of this creation was to amalgamate ... of the Empire Charles Maurice de Talleyrand P rigord Talleyrand was a prince of B n vent, some Marshal of France marshals of the Empire Duke for the principal dignitaries and marshals of the Empire ... Wars. There were 239 remaining families belonging to the First Empire nobility in 1975. Of those, perhaps ... which had received a vassal principality of the Empire ref name FV SP Fran ois R. Velde. http www.heraldica.org ... The Dukes of Abrant s French Title Abrant s , 1808 extinct 1859 but extended in female line in 1869 ... of the dukedom. These titles were allotted to only Marshal of France Marshals of the Empire ... d honneur received the title of chevalier d Empire or knight of Empire, but there had to be three ... titles of knight were created. See also French nobility Footnotes references DEFAULTSORT Nobility Of The First FrenchEmpire Category Nobility of the First FrenchEmpire Category French nobility fr Noblesse d Empire it Nobilt del Primo Impero francese nl Empireadel pl Kawaler Cesarstwa ... more details
The following is a list of French Cameroon chief administrators during the colonial period. Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office class wikitable align left width 25 Tenure width 40 Incumbent width 20 Notes valign top colspan 3 Cameroun valign top 26 September 1914 colspan 2 French occupation valign top bgcolor ffffec small 7 April 1916 to 8 October 1916 Joseph Gauderique Aymerich , small Administrator   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 8 October 1916 to 1919 Lucien Fourneau , small Administrator   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 6 March 1919 to 7 December 1919 Jules Carde , small acting Commissioner   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 7 December 1919 to 23 March 1921 Jules Carde , small Commissioner   valign top bgcolor ffffec Cameroun Autonomous   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 23 March 1921 to 20 July 1922 Jules Carde , small Commissioner small contd. valign top colspan 3 French Cameroun, League of Nations Mandate valign top bgcolor ffffec small 20 July 1922 to March 1923 Jules Carde , small Commissioner small contd. valign top bgcolor ffffec small March 1923 to 29 April 1923 Alb ric Fournier , small acting Commissioner   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 29 April 1923 to June 1932 Th odore Paul Marchand , small Commissioner   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 31 August 1932 to 22 September 1932 Paul Auguste Fran ois Bonnecarr re , small acting Commissioner   valign top bgcolor ffffec small 22 September 1932 to 7 July 1934 Paul ... 1946 Robert Delavignette , small High Commissioner   valign top colspan 3 French Cameroun ... of Cameroon List of colonial heads of British Cameroons List of colonial heads of British Cameroons List of colonial heads of German Cameroon List of colonial heads of Ambas Bay dmy date December 2010 Category Frenchcolonial people in Cameroun Category History of Cameroon Category Lists of Frenchcolonial governors and administrators Cameroon Category Cameroon related lists Colonial heads fr ... more details
Politics of French Polynesia List of Colonial and Departmental Heads of French Polynesia Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office class wikitable width 25 align left Term width 40 align left Incumbent width 20 align left Notes valign top colspan 3 French Polynesia valign top colspan 3 Chiefs of the Marquesas Islands cede sovereignty to France other islands are annexed until 1900 Colony of Oceania valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1843 to 1847 Armand Joseph Bruat , small Governor valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1847 to 1849 Charles Fran ois Lavaud , small Governor valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1849 to 1850 Charles Fran ois Lavaud , small Commandant valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1850 to 1852 Louis Adolphe Bonard , small Commandant valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1852 to 1854 Th og ne Fran ois Page , small Commandant valign top bgcolor ffffec small 1854 to 1858 Joseph Fid l ... Georges Th ophile Petit , small Governor valign top colspan 3 Colony of Oceania renamed French Establishments ... , small Governor valign top colspan 3 French overseas territory French Settlements in Oceania valign ... Governor valign top colspan 3 French Settlements in Oceania renamed French Polynesia valign top ... 2001 to 28 March 2003 Michel Mathieu , small High Commissioner valign top colspan 3 French overseas ... small 24 January 2011 to Present Richard Didier , small High Commissioner See also French Polynesia Politics of French Polynesia External links http www.worldstatesmen.org Fr Polynesia.html French Polynesia World Statesmen French Polynesia DEFAULTSORT Colonial And Departmental Heads Of French Polynesia Category Lists of governors French Polynesia Category French Polynesian politicians Category Lists of Frenchcolonial governors and administrators French Polynesia Category French Polynesia Colonial and Departmental Heads Category French Polynesia related lists Colonial and Departmental Heads Category High Commissioners of the Republic in French Polynesia fr Haut commissaire de la R publique ... more details