France

Answer 1

Once the Americans and France entered into an alliance in 1778, the British were left with any standing allies. This had a major impact on the strength of the British forces.

Answer 2

The immediate impact of the French joining the war was twofold. The first effect was that the number of vulnerable British positions multiplied. The American colonists only had ambitions on the North American mainland, but the French had ambitions on several different Carribean islands, Gibraltar, and British possessions in India. This meant that the British forces had to be spread out more thinly in order to engage the French. The second effect was that the British were now facing a country with a powerful land army and an extant navy. The American colonists had no real way of opposing the British blockade, but the French Navy (along with the Spanish and Dutch navies) could give the British Navy a run for its money. Combined with the need to defend more valuable Carribean colonies, this made the American Revolutionaries more able to smuggle in weapons and war stockpiles.

Contrary to Answer 1, the British did not expect the French to be willing to assist them since the two were historic rivals, so the "loss" of France as a potential ally was not even a British concern.

The Triple Entity was made of France and England, but the third country was Russia, and not Prussia.

After working out agreements over their differences in Morocco and Egypt, England and France formed an entente. When Russia and England eventually solved their international problems, the Triple Entente was completed.

ET had never been banned in France.

Where have you heard about that ?

Only a dozen of movies has been censured or banned in France since the creation of cinema. Most of them were porno movies, or with explicit sexual contents.

Some movies banned in France because of a war background.

Intolerance, the David Griffith's long masterpiece had been banned for three years during ww1. From 1916 to 1919.

Le petit soldat, Godard's second movie (after breathless) - banned 3 years from 1960 to 1963.

and La Battaglia di Algeri, an Italian movie showing french soldiers torturing people during the War in Algeria (banned until 1971)

NB : I do not include here the several bannishments under the German occupation and Vichy government, which would be worth a specific topic about German Propanganda in occupied France.