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In the middle 1800s which countries did France not have a sphere of influence in?
Latin America
Did France lose the seven years war?
Yes. The war was an overwhelming defeat for France. The vast bulk of it's colonies in North America were lost to the British Empire and it's colonial influence in Asia was significantly diminished.
Even though France lost its territories in North America and India it was able to keep them in north America and India?
France did not manage to keep its territories in North America and India; instead, it lost significant holdings in both regions during the 18th century. The Treaty of Paris in 1763 resulted in France ceding Canada and its territories east of the Mississippi River to Britain, while Spain acquired Louisiana. In India, France faced defeat in the Anglo-French rivalry, losing much of its influence and territory to the British by the end of the 18th century. Consequently, France's colonial presence in these regions diminished significantly.
Who was the American minister to France in 1801?
In 1801, the American minister to France was Robert Livingston. He served as the U.S. Minister Plenipotentiary to France from 1801 until 1804, a period during which he played a significant role in negotiating the Louisiana Purchase. Livingston's diplomatic efforts helped expand U.S. territory and influence in North America.
What is an example of US cultural influence in France?
Disneyland Paris
In the middle 1800s which countries did France not have a sphere of influence in?
Latin America
In the middle 1800 which of these countries did France not have a sphere of influence in?
Latin America
In the middle 1800s what countries did France not have a sphere of influence?
Latin America
In the middle 1800 which countries did France not have a sphere of influence?
Latin America
In the middle 1800's what countries did France not have a sphere of influence in?
Latin America
How did France influence the culture of Latin America?
France owned Latin America for a long time so a result of that and immigration probably blended the two cultures together.
What was the influence that France and Spain gave latin America?
Language, religion and many traditions of the "mother country".
Why does France like America?
France does not like America.
What conclusions can you make about France's influence in north America?
France had a significant influence in North America, particularly during the 17th and 18th centuries. They established colonies in present-day Canada and along the Mississippi River, competing with British and Spanish interests. The French played a crucial role in the fur trade and had alliances with various Native American tribes. Ultimately, France's influence waned after their defeat in the French and Indian War, leading to the ceding of their North American territories to the British and Spanish.
What did the emergence of new England new France new Spain and new Netherlands in the Americas show?
influence of European settlement in north and south America
What did France control in north America?
The region that France controlled is called SOUTH AMERICA
What 2 nations controlled north America after the war of independence?
There was still a struggle for power even after the Revolutionary War (America's war of independence). England no longer controlled the newly-created United States, but they still had influence over much of Canada (although France still had influence over what became the province of Quebec). And Spain still had control of Mexico.
