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France was an ally of USA during the American Revolutionary War. However, after the French revolution in 1794 the French Crown was deposed and this led to tensions between USA and the revolutionary leadership. The situation deteriorated further when USA refused to pay debts to France which led to French privateers seizing and looting US trade ships sailing to Britain. As a result an undeclared war between USA, Britain and Batavian Republic with French Republic known as Quasi-War. The war continued for two years from 1798 till 1800.
Quasi-War
Raymond Poincaré was President of France following the First World War.
In 1500, Louis XII of France and Ferdinand II of Aragon reached an agreement about the division of Naples. They fought together to seek control of the area, but this caused a dispute between the two countries that led to war. The relationship between France and Spain continued to be characterized as constantly changing during the 1500s.
The United States of America has never been at war with France.
The development led to the fall of New France in the French and Indian War was the capture of Quebec.
The United States of America has never been at war with France.
The dog crew
"the XYZ affair"
the XYZ affair
Germany declared war on Poland, which led to England and France declaring war on Germany.
Jay's Treaty
the XYZ affair
WHO led it was Woodrow Wilson
Napoleon's conquests in Europe brought Britain, as well as Austria, Russia and many other countries, into war with France.
the capture of quebec