American help in gaining territory in the Caribbean
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England found it increasingly difficult to maintain a presence in France and was suffering from unrest at home. This unrest culminated to the Wars of the Roses
England was no longer in a position to maintain her presence in France and they were facing several years of unrest at home. This unrest culminated with the Wars of the Roses starting in 1455
Since the turn of the tide, with Joan of Arc there was a rising nationalism and identity in France. It got clearer borders and in the end the English were almost completely kicked out.
None, the result of the Hundred Year War was that England lost the territory in France it occupied, with the exception of Aquitaine and Calais.
i think that the one who persuaded France to enter the American Revolution to be on the American side was James Hancock :)
The french in the American revolution gave supplies to the Americans from 1776 to 1778, and when war was officially declared on Britain by the Americans the french dedicated some of their troops, and naval fleets to helping the Americans defeat the british...hope i helped you =P
Independance because as Thomas Paine said, it was rediculous that a small island govern such a large continent. The Americans felt that the British we're treating them fairly, and the dislike peaked with the Stamp Act and Quartering Act.
The French secretly supported the Americans when the war began. They finally openly supported the Americans after the Battle of Saratoga because it showed that the Americans could win the war and gain their independence. Also, the French were still mad about being defeated by the British in the Seven Years War (French and Indian War) and they were hoping to gain the territory they had lost in that war.
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