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Q: Did France invent tennis
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How many registered tennis players in France?

In 2012 (figures issued in late 2013 by the French ministry of sports), the French Tennis Federation had 1,111,136 registered players. In number of registered players, tennis is second only to football in France. 30% of the registered players were women. Many people who are playing tennis only occasionally are not registered.


Did France invent democracy?

No. France is a long-standing democracy, but long before the French revolution, the Greeks had used democratic forms of government. The word democracy itself is Greek.


How did tennis come to America?

First off, tennis came from France and they were first inroduced to the US during the 1900s where the internation games started to appear. Hope I helped at least a little bit... :)


What are the famous sports in France?

The national sport is cycling. They, like almost everyone else in the world, play Association Football. They also play Rugby Football (mainly in the south) and tennis. Horse racing (especially trotting) is widespread, as are other equestrian sports. This does not mean that minority sports like badminton, table tennis and volleyball don't get played in France, but they have never displayed any taste for cricket, baseball or American football.However, the sport most played in France has to be BOULE. There are many varieties of this, but the commonest is Pétanque, played with steel balls (originally cannon balls) on any old piece of waste ground or, at competition level, in a Boulodrome.French people play a variety of sports just like any other country. Soccer, rugby and tennis are three of the most prominent sports. Handball, badminton, ping-pong and basketball come in close behind.NB: I am French and live in France,