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The ‘cohabitation’ is born The difficulties of the two-year period 1980-81, especially in the economic field (the inflation rate remained at 13.3% over the two years and the number of unemployed reached 1.5 million in 1981), ended up irreparably wearing down the compactness of the majority. The reasons for social tension, added to the rivalry […]
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Climate The geographic situation of France determines a wide variety of climatic types. There is an oceanic climate zone, with a low temperature range (mild winter, late spring, relatively cool summer and with average annual rainfall between 800-1000 mm), limited to a narrow strip, to the South, along the Landes, which then it widens N to […]
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According to youremailverifier, France is the homeland of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789, a precursor of subsequent legal instruments to protect human rights, as well as of the motto ‘freedom, equality, brotherhood’. After the constitutional reform of 2008 which institutionalized gender, social and economic equality, in May […]
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According to themotorcyclers, France is a nuclear power and has about 300 nuclear warheads. Although Paris did not initially sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, it ratified it in 1996 and signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), ratifying it in 1992. Within the Eu, is a convinced supporter of the development of the European Common Security and […]
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Caesar indicates as natural borders of Gaul: the Pyrenees, the Mediterranean, the Alps, the Rhine and the Atlantic; and this conception of the natural borders of the French region always remained traditional. The borders were greatly enlarged by the empire of Charlemagne; on the other hand, at the beginning of the Capetian dynasty (end of […]
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Since the Middle Ages the “royal” army, made up mainly of mercenaries, first temporarily enlisted, then permanently by the sovereign, rose alongside and, with the modern age, replaced the ancient “feudal” army. When the Revolution broke out and citizens made equal in front of the State, conscription was resorted to, implemented with the mass draft […]
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The French economy has undergone profound changes, especially since the end of the 1950s: by transforming and modernizing its structures, France has placed itself among the European countries with the highest income. The demographic revival, the high abandonment of the countryside, the growing urbanization, the inclusion in the EEC, have contributed to changing the face […]
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The French system of administrative justice has its origins in the legislation of the revolution and in the administrative organization of the Consulate. In 1790 the Constituent Assembly, consecrating the essence of solutions already acquired at the end of the ancient regime, built a system consisting of two elements for the resolution of the administrative […]
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According to topschoolsintheusa, Bulgaria is a south-eastern European state, which occupies the north-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Of Turkish descent, the Bulgarians (properly proto-Bulgarians), settled N of the Caucasus, towards the end of the 5th century. they were allies of Byzantium against the Ostrogoths. At the beginning of the 7th century. one of their […]
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According to topschoolsintheusa, a marked sense of environmental responsibility and a high aesthetic sensitivity, often linked to tradition, are the distinctive features of an architectural production that has consolidated under the banner of the link between nature and functional aspects. This has made Norway a significant point of reference at an international level for social […]
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The change of political leadership, but not of the institutional and social system, characterized the public life of Spain in the following decade. The process of homologation to the political, economic, cultural and social models prevailing in Western Europe, which had already begun in the last phase of the Franco era, was now concluded: the […]
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These rights developed, making use of elements taken from ancient Slavic law and thus demonstrate, for a long period of time, strong similarities in particular with Bohemian and Ruthenian rights. The private law Polish was originally based on the principle of ownership of the race, although the so-called zadruga (home and shared household production), existing […]
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Morphology The Sweden occupies the western part of the so-called Baltic shield. Geologically it is made up of soils of the Precambrian and Paleozoic ages, of mainly crystalline and metamorphic nature, affected by the oldest of the corrugations of the primary era, the Caledonian, and subsequently peneplanated by very long periods of erosion. Modified in the Tertiary […]
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Hungary can be divided into three regions, which have different orographic and climatic characters: 1. Alföld; 2. hills of northern Hungary; 3. Pannonia. The Alföld or “low land”, placed at an average height of 110 m., Occupies the area to the East. of the Tisza up to the foot of the hills of Transylvania, the […]
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In the aftermath of the First World War, the development of a national school contributed to a profound renewal of Portuguese musical life, in the sense of both a revival of the folkloric heritage and an opening towards the main European musical currents of the period, in particularly French Impressionism and Schönberg’s atonalism. Among the […]
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The writers of the older generation continued to deal with the themes of the national tradition; the young people were instead concerned with making contact with world literature and getting out of the narrow limits in which they had been forced to operate until then. Two decades of independent life served to orient Lithuanian literature […]
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The German movements on the western frontier began in the night of 9 to 10 May 1940. The group of armies commanded by General F. von Bock operated on the German right wing, ie against the Belgian-Dutch territory. The Belgian staff had deployed two divisions in forward defense, in the Ardennes area; then established a safety […]
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The first human traces in the Austrian Alps are linked to the salt mines and mines of Hallstatt and Götschenberg near Bischofshofen and of Kelchalpe in Kitzbühel; but even before the Roman colonization the iron of Noricum and the gold of the High Tauern were known. Many local names indicate the medieval flourishing of the […]
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Three periods can be indicated in the development of post-war Bulgarian literature: 1944-56; 1956-70; after 1970. These periods generally coincide with the corresponding developmental processes of socialist society, but at the same time they also have an autonomous value in literary development. The flowering of the epic novel is explained by the events of the […]
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Expelled the Arabs in the century. X, the restored Byzantine government in Cyprus assumed, through the work of the governors, the tendencies of an autonomous regiment, resolutely affirmed by Isaac Comnenus in 1184, who openly rebelled against Byzantium and found himself fighting not only against the Byzantines, but also against the Latins, who had located […]
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In November 2008 the State Duma passed two important constitutional amendments: the term of office of the president was increased from 4 to 6 years and the legislative period of the State Duma was extended from 4 to 5 years. In order to contain the effects of the international financial market crisis, in autumn 2008 […]
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In August 2008, the Georgian military offensive against South Ossetia prompted Russia to intervene militarily in the conflict region in the South Caucasus. Russian troops also temporarily advanced to central Georgian territory, which was particularly sharply criticized by the USA and Eastern European countries. Mediation efforts resulted in Russia and Georgia agreeing to an EU […]
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The social situation in Russia continued to worsen. In addition to a considerable shadow economy, corruption, high (above all organized) crime as well as social degradation and impoverishment of large sections of the population assumed a threatening extent. In the 1990s, government arrears in wages repeatedly led to nationwide strikes and protests (e.g. blockade of […]
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According to ezinereligion.com, many of the traditions of the German Länder have a religious origin; they are divided between those of Catholic origin and those inspired by Protestant principles and manifest themselves on the occasion of the most important festivities of the year. On all of them dominates that of Christmas, which is the prelude […]
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ECONOMY: MINERAL RESOURCES AND INDUSTRY The country, poorly provided with mineral resources (it is almost completely devoid of metal ores), has more resources in the energy sector: more than coal (Limburg basin) and oil (Coevorden and Rijswijk fields).), natural gas counts in the local economy, of which the Netherlands are among the largest suppliers in […]
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I studied one semester at York St John University as part of an Academic Gap Years. Due to some plan changes due to Corona, I decided on the YSJ at short notice and was also late with my application. So I was especially grateful for the support from MicroEDU. Not only did they make this […]
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Experience report about a semester abroad at York St John University from the perspective of a psychology student: Application process a) Procedure To apply to York St John University you first need 79 points in the TOEFL test. For this you shouldn’t register too late, plan around 100-150 euros and approach it with a good […]
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Application process The first step towards my semester abroad began with an information event from MicroEDU. Then I made an appointment for a group consultation, which took place in the MicroEDU office in Münster. It was really practical to be able to discuss everything directly. Christiane introduced us to the homepage in more detail and […]
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Preparation The will to go abroad has long been germinating in me. Starting a semester abroad as part of my studies was therefore my goal from the start. Since I really wanted to improve my English skills, only English-speaking countries came into question for me. USA, Canada, Australia or England, which at first glance seems […]
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Since I had been planning to spend a semester abroad as part of my studies for a long time, I first found out about different universities on the MicroEDU website. The University of Essex was chosen because it offered a number of courses that fit my studies well. I am studying international licensing law (LL.M.) […]
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