https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj Made with love en-us 2019-01-25 21:22:32 UTC 2019-01-29 22:26:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Hearts.png faith_anderson1 https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325118994 The head of France is called the Prime Minister. The people vote for who becomes the prime minister. France is a republic country. "Enacted on 4th October 1958, the Constitution of the Fifth Republic is largely based on the principles set out by General de Gaulle during his famous speech in Bayeux on 16th June 1946: the accountability of the Government to the Parliament, made up of two chambers, with a stronger parliamentary system, and the accountability of the president of the Republic to the people."  The ministers and ministers of state are chosen by the President of the Republic with the intel of the Prime Minister. France is a semi-presidentialism country. Which means they have a constitution that "includes a popularly elected fixed-term president and a prime minister and cabinet who are collectively responsible to the legislature" The president was originally voted for a five year term but since 2008 it's two years.
www.gouvernement.fr
www.semipresidentialism.com]]> 2019-01-28 19:32:49 UTC https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325118994 faith_anderson1 https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325134316 There are different people whom have control in France. The top leader is the Prime Minister. "He "directs the actions of the Government' and in principle sets out the essential political guidelines which, except in the case of cohabitation, are those of the President of the Republic. He must also ensure the coordination of Government action and prevent different ministers from taking contradictory initiatives through his arbitration." He can't control the other ministers, if they do not agree with something they can say. The country votes for ministers for the Parliament. The ministers are the ones who pass the laws. They have to make sure it works with the constitution. 
www.gouvernement.fr/en/how-government-works]]> 2019-01-28 20:03:29 UTC https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325134316 faith_anderson1 https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325627688 France is a Republic country so the people get to vote who is their leader. The rights of the people in their society are liberty, equality, security, and property. Liberty means to be able to do as you wish as long as it stays in the lines of the law. Equality means that they all are treated equally. Security means to be free from harm or threat. Lastly Property means that they have the right to earn their own income and spend it as they please. "No one can be tried until after he has been heard or legally summoned." People get punished with a punishment that is appropriate to their crime.
http://chnm.gmu.edu/revolution/d/298]]> 2019-01-29 21:32:43 UTC https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325627688 faith_anderson1 https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325632298 France has many interesting laws. One is that you can not carry live snails on a high speed train with a ticket for the snail. Another is that it is illegal to kiss while a train is at the platform. Also they are not aloud to have self serving ketchup at schools. Another law is that 40% of the music played on the radio must be of French origin. One law is that you are aloud to marry a dead person. It's also aloud for parents to prevent their adult child from marrying someone. Everyone must have a bail of hay at their house in case the king passes with his horse.
www.thelocal.fr/20161027/the-strangest-rules-from-frances-law-book]]> 2019-01-29 21:45:56 UTC https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325632298 faith_anderson1 https://padlet.com/faith_anderson1/2tmqgmvygwmj/wish/325636890 Édouard Philippe was born in Rouen on the 28th of November in 1970. He graduated from the Institute of Political Studies in 1992. "Édouard Philippe enrolled in the "Marc Bloch" class of 1995-1997 at the National School of Administration (ENA), graduating in 1997."  Philippe completed his military service in 1994 as an Artillery Officer. He "continued as an officer in the operational reserve for several more years." In 2001, Philippe joined Mayor Antoine Rufenacht's municipal team and was made Deputy Mayor of Le Havre. In the October of 2010, Philippe was elected and replaced  Rufenacht as Mayor of Le Havre. On the 15th of May in 2017 he was elected to be the Prime Minister.
https://www.gouvernement.fr/en/prime-minister
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