No, it helped in the Revolutionary War.
In the Civil War, the French were pro-confederate because they were trying to gain influence in Mexico, and it would suit them to have a new nation that was pro-French, in between Mexico and the USA.
At the beginning of the war, they were ready to send military aid if the British did the same. But when Lee lost the Battle of Antietam, the British said they were not convinced of Confederate viability.
Following this unexpected Northern victory, Lincoln was in a strong enough position to change his original war-aims, and declared that he was now waging a war specifically against slavery. After that, neither the British or the French could be seen to intervene on the other side.
Great Britain and France.
No, it was France.
By winning the Battle of Saratoga
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During the American Civil War, France supported the Union.
Great Britain and France.
Britain and France were not involved in the American Civil War. The Confederacy asked for Britain's help but they did not get involved.
No, it was France.
It sought help from France but did not receive it.
Congress wanted France to declare war on Britain. France wanted help, and america needed it. Before they did help America, they made America prove they could win.
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The Civil War in France was created in 1871.
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No. The United States were in the middle of the American Civil War.
America's Civil War was created in 1988.
By winning the Battle of Saratoga