How did the British and American revolutions affect the French government?

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Idk if this is what you wanted to know but <span> The </span>British<span> were tired of fighting, by the late summer only Charles Town and Savannah remained in </span>British<span> hands. The battle of york town, won by the Americans, was the last battle. On October 19,1781 the </span>British<span> troops surrendered. It affected the french because of how they opperate, they lost power. And therefor felt powerless.</span>

KonstantinChe [14]3 years ago

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Answer: The French monarchy felt threatened

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