Britain and France had been in an on-again-off-again series of wars for the better part of two centuries at the time, with the most recent example being what was called in Europe the Seven Years' War and in North America the French and Indian War. The government of France saw the revolution as a chance to weaken Britain in North America and divert British forces from Europe at little risk to France itself.
What the government of France did not see was that supporting democracy thousands of miles away might come back to bite them in the butt in a few years, when their own citizens noticed how well it was working out for the United States and decided they'd like some too. France supported the colonists because they opposed England.
I think it has been a while but, because France opposed England. France and England had war against each other.
What reason did French have for supporting the americans
they whished to reduce bitish power
The support of france kept The English tied up so support for English troops were few!
American colonists won with the help of France.
French voyagers landed on Canada. They then conquered Canada and now France owns (or colonists) Canada.
France agreed to support the Revolution with the Americans.
Lexington and concord
Colonists
The support of france kept The English tied up so support for English troops were few!
France.
Benjamin Franklin.
France
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Britain was the American colonists' primary adversary.
France obtained its independence from its colonists in 843 CE.
After the battle of Saratoga, France joined with America in the fight against Britain. Spain joined the fight (on the American colonists' side) afterwards, hoping to gain independence from British rule.
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