Élysée Palace quiz
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Which French president spent 14 years living at the Élysée Palace?
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In which room does the French Cabinet meet every week?
Answer: Salon Murat
Why: Ministers sit around a single massive table in Salon Murat, facing the president and the prime minister.
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Who signed the 1963 Élysée Treaty alongside Konrad Adenauer?
Answer: Charles de Gaulle
Why: The Élysée Treaty set up mandatory consultations between France and Germany, cementing their post-war alliance.
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Which French president died at the Élysée in 1899?
Answer: Félix Faure
Why: Faure collapsed inside the palace's Salon Bleu, sparking a sensational scandal that gripped Paris newspapers.
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Which flag flies atop the roof of the Élysée Palace?
Answer: French tricolor
Why: Rather than flying a personal presidential standard like some monarchies, France keeps the national tricolor raised permanently.
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On which side of the Seine does the Élysée Palace stand?
Answer: Right Bank
Why: Unlike most French ministries clustered on the Left Bank, the presidential palace sits across the river on the Right Bank.
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Who signed his abdication at the Élysée in 1815?
Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte
Why: Napoleon signed his second and final abdication inside the palace's Silver Room after his defeat at Waterloo.
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