Which statement about the history of France is accurate?

When the monarchy ended in 1789, it was replaced by a democratic form of government that remains in place to this day.

Charlemagne was the Roman emperor who conquered France and went on to establish France as the center of a huge empire.

The rulers who followed Hugh Capet built the kingdom into an empire that was about as big as modern France.

France got its name from its native people who adopted the Romans' Latin language and Christian religion.

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Maryjane

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4 January, 17:30

Which statement about the history of France is accurate?

When the monarchy ended in 1789, it was replaced by a democratic form of government that remains in place to this day.

Charlemagne was the Roman emperor who conquered France and went on to establish France as the center of a huge empire.

The rulers who followed Hugh Capet built the kingdom into an empire that was about as big as modern France.

France got its name from its native people who adopted the Romans' Latin language and Christian religion.

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Eugene Yoder · Answer 1

The correct statement about the history of France is:

The rulers who followed Hugh Capet built the kingdom into an empire that was about as big as modern France.

After his death, all of hugh Capet's heirs followed his footsteps and implemented his way of governing. They managed to spread the influence of French kingdom into the southwestern within the period of 300 years