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" Liberté, égalité, fraternité" - which means liberty, equality, and fraternity (brotherhood) “Viva la France!” – means, long live franceTRANSCRIPT
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Bastille Day
By: Leo Arreguin
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Events & Traditions
A parade down the Champs ElyséesAviation of the Patrouille de France fly above the parade for spectators to see
•Bastille Day celebrates the Storming of The Bastille (July 14, 1789) which was a fortress and a prison in France where prisoners of influence were held, in hopes of capturing ammunition
One tradition is a an enormous and colorful military parade that marches down the Champs Elysees on the morning of July 14
•Fireworks are displayed at the Eiffel Tower
•The Bal du 14 juillet is a giant dance party, traditionally held on the place where The Bastille once stood. It is held on July 13.
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"Liberté, égalité, fraternité" - which means liberty, equality, and fraternity (brotherhood)
Slogans of
“Viva la France!” – means, long live france
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The Birth of Bastille DayBastille Day was declared a French national holiday on July 6, 1880. Benjamin Raspail proposed a law to have "the Republic choose the 14 July as a yearly national holiday“
Benjamin Raspail
Later the senate approved and July 14 became the date for the celebration of Bastille day
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Timeline
In 1383 the building was finished
The storming of The Bastille took place on July 14, 1789
November 1789 The Bastille was demolished
During the 17th century The Bastille became a prison
The former location of the fort is currently called the Place de la Bastille which is home to the Opera Bastille.
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July 4 Vs. July 14Similarities Differences
•Both celebrate with fireworks, parades, and parties
The United States celbrates it’s independence from Great Britain while France celebrates
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The End