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Who was the leader of France in 1200BC

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Answered by karthikthakur4499

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Explanation:

Philip Augustus (d. 1223) ascends to the French throne. During his reign, official documents begin to speak of “a king of France” rather than “the king of the Franks.” Philip augments the royal domain through marriage and conquest, extending his territorial influence to much of what is modern-day France.

Answered by AYUSH24000

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Answer: the answer for your question is

Explanation:

in 12000 BC there were humans and animals there

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