Write a paragraph of eight to ten sentences comparing and contrasting the bastille day and the 4th of july.

Bastille Day is French "Independence Day" and in America it is called "Fourth of July". The thing that you need to know is in France it is not called Bastille Day, only Americans call it that way because it would be calling the Fourth of July "Declaration Day". 14 in French is quartorze, July in French is Juillet. The Americans celebrate this day for being American and French celebrate for being French. The reason 4th of July is France's Holiday is because Bastille stands for French revolution. The reason the French revolution started was because France had been ruled by the Catholic church and French Monarchs. The reason the revolution started was because the church was only taking taxes from the poor and not the rich which made the French people extremely angry but, for America things started very differently. The Declaration of Independence was held in Philadelphia Independence Square. There were congress and people celebrating with bonfires, fireworks, and bells. The Declaration of Independence was initiated by Thomas Jefferson if I'm not mistaken and bunch of other men too.

To be exact here is a list of every one who signed:  EVERYTHING IS FROM MY KNOWLEDGE FROM HISTORY CLASS. THE REST FROM MY HISTORY BOOK.

George Read

Thomas McKean

George Clymer

Benjamin Franklin

Robert Morris

John Morton

Benjamin Rush

George Ross

James Smith

James Wilson

George Taylor

John Adams

Samuel Adams

John Hancock

Robert Treat Paine

Elbridge Gerry

Josiah Bartlett

William Whipple

Matthew Thornton

Stephen Hopkins

William Ellery

Lewis Morris

Philip Livingston  

Francis Lewis  

William Floyd  

Button Gwinnett

Lyman Hall

George Walton

Richard Henry Lee

Francis Lightfoot Lee

Carter Braxton

Benjamin Harrison

Thomas Jefferson

George Wythe

Thomas Nelson, Jr.

William Hooper

John Penn

Joseph Hewes

Edward Rutledge

Arthur Middleton

Thomas Lynch, Jr.

Thomas Heyward, Jr.

Abraham Clark

John Hart

Francis Hopkinson

Richard Stockton

John Witherspoon

Samuel Huntington

Roger Sherman

William Williams

Oliver Wolcott

Charles Carroll

Samuel Chase

Thomas Stone

William Paca

bonjour

1- cet imperméable est neuf.// c'est un imperméable neuf.

2- cette télévison est vieille.// c'est une vieille télévision.

3- cette voiture est vieille. // c'est une vieille voiture.

4- ces feuille sont belles. // ce sont de belles feuilles.

5- cet homme est beau // c'est un bel homme.

6- ces vêtements   sont neufs. // ce sont des vêtements neufs.

(clothes = des vêtements = masculine. so if you want a feminine world, it = could be "dresses"--> robes or "skirts" --> jupes)

6- ces robes (jupes) sont neuves. // ce sont des robes (jupes) neuves.

7- ce journal est vieux. // c'est un vieux journal.

8- cette veste est belle. // c'est une belle veste.