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LÉF: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité
Universal suffrage is associated with 1848 and then 1944 in the course.
The course associates secularism with 1905.
Values inspire ideals; principles organize their application
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The four symbols present in the Constitution are:
The four other symbols are:
On 14 July, France celebrates its national holiday, associated with the storming of the Bastille in 1789.
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Marianne is an allegory of the Republic.
The national anthem is La Marseillaise.
Values and Principles
| Category | Notions | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Values | Liberty, equality, fraternity | Ideals and moral guides |
| Principles | Democratic, indivisible, secular, social | Rules that apply values concretely |
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1. Regarding the Republic and Constitutional Framework, select the exact statement(s):
2. Which statement(s) accurately describe the French republican and constitutional framework?
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What is a political regime?
The way a country is governed.
What defines a republic as a political regime?
Leaders are elected.
Since when has France been a republic almost without interruption?
Since 1870.
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