The American Revolution and the French Revolution were two entirely different things.
The American Revolution was a colonial revolt that only succeeded because the British neither wanted to keep the colony, nor did it want to dedicate the huge navy and army it possessed to a rebellious colony.
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The French revolution was a rebellion of the lower class in Paris, and the surrounding countryside, against the oppression and dominance of the rich upper class. It succeeded in deposing the king and queen, and would be successful in improving the lives of the lower class until the July revolution re-introduced a despotic monarchy.
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France entered the American Revolution on the side of the Patriots because they hated Great Britian.
The American Revolution was over before 1799 when Napoleon became the First Consul of France.
France had a debt of $11 million because of supplies and other military service at the end of the American Revolution.
In the American Revolution.
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France was an Ally of the USA in the American Revolution.
France helped the Americans in the American Revolution. That is why they ended in extreme debt after which helped lead to their Revolution. France helped the Americans in the American Revolution. That is why they ended in extreme debt after which helped lead to their Revolution.
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France entered the American Revolution on the side of the Patriots because they hated Great Britian.
The American Revolution was against Britain. It's allies were Spain and France.
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The American revolution and the France revolution. Napoleaon.
The American Revolution was over before 1799 when Napoleon became the First Consul of France.
France had a debt of $11 million because of supplies and other military service at the end of the American Revolution.
French Revolution and American Revolution
In the American Revolution, it was France.
France Allied itself with the American Revolution after the Battle of Saratoga.