The French Revolution: Group of answer choices reinforced the Republicans' sympathy toward the French had very little impact on American foreign policy brought American troops to France to fight for liberty was very conservative compared to the American Revolution had the support of the American Federalist Party

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30 May, 07:25

The French Revolution: Group of answer choices reinforced the Republicans' sympathy toward the French had very little impact on American foreign policy brought American troops to France to fight for liberty was very conservative compared to the American Revolution had the support of the American Federalist Party

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Nehemiah Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

The French Revolution had very little impact on American foreign policy

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Despite the increasing radicalization of the French Revolution, the United States remained neutral while monarchal nations like Great Britain and Spain were in a war against Revolutionary France. The Republicans could see France as a potential ally against Great Britain, but both federalists and republicans considered that war would affect the economy and lead to an invasion.