Question

the american revolution
the road to independence
how did frances support for the americans impact the
american revolution?
it resulted in a stalemate between britain and the colonies.
it greatly helped the colonists, allowing them to triumph over the british.
it weakened americas ability to stand alone as a true nation.
between 1763 and 1775, conflict continued to escalate between the british and the
american colonists. despite the colonists attempts to compromise, king george iii
refused to yield, leading to the outbreak of war and the colonies declaring their
independence as the united states of america.

• revolution begins: in 1775, the revolutionary war began with a fight between

the colonists militias and the british army. the continental congress became the
de facto government of the american side and quickly began assembling the
continental army to take on the british, knowing that disorganized militias
would not be enough.

• the declaration: the declaration of independence, issued in 1776, articulated the

Explanation:

France provided military aid, naval support, and supplies to the American colonists. This support shifted the balance of power. Militarily, French troops and naval forces (like at the Battle of Yorktown) directly engaged the British. Financially, French aid helped sustain the American war effort. Strategically, it forced Britain to divert resources and face a multi - front situation.

Answer:

It greatly helped the colonists, allowing them to triumph over the British.