France

France (formally the French Republic) is a country located in western Europe. Since the fall of Napoleon V at the end of the Great War, France has become a democratic country.

History
During the Arrival, a Faros-class starship and Thesira-class liner crash-landed in France. Faced with an increased population, Napoleon III proceeded to expand his African colonies, including annexing Tripoli and Tunisia from the Ottoman Empire. These expansions led to conflicts with Spain, who sought to claim lands originally owned by the British Empire. Eventually, Napoleon III and Isabella II drafted the Compromise of 1861, which stated that southwest Africa would be ceded to Spain.

Through out the 1860s, France began transporting the alien colonists to French North Africa under the guise of attempting to accommodate the population.

Population
By 1985, the population of France was over 62 Million, with 10% being non-human.

Language
French is the only official language of France, and is constitutionally required to be the language of government and administration. There is currently a rise in awareness of regional and non-human languages.

Government and politics
After the fall of Napoleon V's empire, France made a transition into a democracy, headed by a President.