1. Les mers, les fleuves et les montagnes

2. L'Economie (The Economy) The major products of France include: Airplanes (Airbus) (les avions) Automobiles (Renault,Peugeot, Citroën) (les voitures) Wheat (le blé) Wine grapes (le raisin) Hydroelectric and nuclear power (le pouvoir éléctrique)

3. L'Economie (The Economy) France uses the euro as its currency. The euro has been used throughout Europe since 2002. A euro is roughly equivalent to $1.25

4. L'Economie (The Economy) The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) means the value of all goods and services produced in a country. In France, the GDP was 1.816 trillion dollars in 2005. In France, the unemployment rate is 10% (2006).

7. L'Economie (The Economy) The major products of La Martinique include: Sugarcane (la canne à sucre) Bananas(les bananes)Tourism(le tourisme) Light industry(les industries légères)

8. L'Economie (The Economy) La Martinique, as a French territory, uses the euro as its currency. A euro is roughly equivalent to $1.25

9. L'Economie (The Economy) The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) means the value of all goods and services produced in a country. In La Martinique, the GDP was $6.113 billion in 2003. In France, the unemployment rate is 27.2% (2003).

10. L'Economie (The Economy) The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) means the value of all goods and services produced in a country. In Quebec, the GDP was 136 billion dollars (U.S.) in 2000. In Québec, the unemployment rate is 6.8% (July, 2005)

12. Les mers et les fleuves Le Bénoue Le Nyong L'Océan Atlantique

13. L'Economie (The Economy) The major products of Cameroun include: Petroleum (le pétrole) Aluminum (l'aluminum) Agriculture (l'agriculture) Lumber (le bois de construction) Textiles(les textiles)

14. L'Economie (The Economy) The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) means the value of all goods and services produced in a country. In Cameroon, the GDP was 40.83 billion dollars in 2005. In Cameroon, the unemployment rate is 30%

15. L'Economie (The Economy) Cameroon uses the Central African CFA franc as its currency. One U.S. dollar = 517 Central African CFA francs This 1000 franc bill would be worth less than $2....about $1.