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History of the metre
In the aftermath of the French Revolution (1789), the old units of measure that were associated with the Ancien Régime were replaced by new units. The フランス語:livre was replaced by the decimal フランス語:franc, and a new unit of length was introduced which became known as the ''metre''. Although there was initially considerable resistance to the adoption of the new metric system in France (including an official reversion to the ''フランス語:mesures usuelles'' (French for: "normal units") for a period of time), the metre gained following in continental Europe during the mid nineteenth century, particularly in scientific usage, and was officially adopted as an international measurement unit by the Metre Convention of 1875.
== History of definition ==
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