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24 April, 16:09

Why was it hard for U. S. to stay neutral during the French Revolution?

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    One of the main reasons why it was hard for U. S. to stay neutral during the French Revolution was because the French had been of vital assistance to the United States during the American Revolution, and many thought that the US owed the French citizens their support.
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