Relationship Between The American Revolution And French Revolution

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The American revolution and French revolution have a cause and effect relationship. The American revolution of 1775-83 was a revolt of British colonies that the French decided to help the Americans in. Although, the French were only one of the 3 that came to help, they were the greatest losers of this War. There involvement while helping the Americans gain independence also paved a path for the French Revolution. The French government raised excessive taxes to make up for financial loses in this war. As this was occurring, the third Estate rebelled and created the National Assembly to put a stop to the unfair taxes. Without the French aid in the American revolution perhaps the French revolution may have not happened. The American Revolution

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