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Lebanese FLAG AFTER THE INDEPENDENCE 
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.COMPARISON BETWEEN LEBANON AND FRANCE  









Independence day : 

In Lebanon we have the Independence day on November 22,1943 and it was from the french government. In France it is a totally different story it is in the 14th of July (Fete De le prise de la bastille) and it was a continuity of the french   revolution on 1789.
Culture  :
at  school celebrating  our last days 2016
In Lebanon we have Dabke which is so famous in almost every gathering in Lebanon and it should be  done by several dancers and each gender have a different role. We shake hands as shown in the picture and start turning in circles .
In France their is the Waltz dance which is dance that can be done alone and it has specific beats that you dance upon. This dance is not common in France compared to Dabke in Lebanon.
The food :
prepared by my mother(TABOLE,MAKDOS,EGGPLANTS,VINE LEAVES)
 this is a picture of a an ordinary dinner  were Tabole  is considered to be essential in every gathering.
THE CROISANT  WHICH BECAME ALSO IN EVERY LEBANESE MEAL
In france : what is more famous than the French croissant. In Lebanon we are adopting the French culture by embracing their food and they are getting to love our food also. It is hard to find a French person who does not know the Shawerma or the Zattar.
THE LINK : WE CAN SEE THE FRENCH CULTURE AND THE LEBANESE CULTURE ARE CORRELATED. ALMOST ALL LEBANESE CITIZENS SPEAK FRENCH OR ARE CAPABLE TO IDENTIFY THE LANGUAGE. 

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