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The US fought France at sea in 1800 in the undeclared Quasi-War. Following the French Revolution, the US had ceased paying its debts to France incurred during the Revolutionary War (1776-1787), and French ships began preying on US merchant ships along the Atlantic coast. After the US Navy captured several French warships and privateers, the conflict ended with the Convention of 1800, which guaranteed the safety of merchant ships.
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Which conflict did the US become involved in shortly after WW2?
The Cold War, then Vietnam.
Which conflict did the US become involved in shortly often world war 2?
The Korean War ,
Which conflictdod the US become involved in shortly after world war 2?
The Korean War/conflict .
Why did the US become involved in a European war?
As Allies of Uk and France the US went to war in Euope when Germany declared war on US on Dec 10, 1941
What countries of the world did the US become involved in due to this policy?
Germany, Italy, France, hungary, Romania, Russia, Japan, and austrailia.
What major conflict war US involved in?
WWII
What conflict was the us involved in during 1950?
The Korean War
When did Canada and US become New France?
new France became Canada and us....
How was France involved in The Louisiana Purchase?
they sold it to the us
What conflict was the US involved in mid 1960s- mid 1970s?
Vietman
How did the us get involved in the conflict?
The Jews were mad and sent a person from the MuslimMuslim
How did the Great War for Empire become a truly international conflict?
The Great War for Empire became a true international conflict because the two countries fighting for their Empires, France and GreatBritain were fighting from their own respective colonies. Both nations possessed colonies in areas such as North America, Africa, Germany, India, etc... The fact that Britain and France were fighting on many fronts to try to expand, or protect their empires, was how the conflict became international.
