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One of the major reasons why the United States remained neutral during the French Revolution was because "<span>The army was too weak to participate in the war," although a greatest reason was because many Americans became disillusioned with the incredible amount of violence that was taking place in France. </span>

dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago

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Because The army was too weak to participate in the war.

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