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Why were Americans excited when they first learned of the French Revolution? A) They felt it would increase trade with France. B) They thought democracy was being spread around …

Why were Americans excited when they first learned of the French Revolution? A) They felt it would increase trade with France. B) They thought democracy was being spread around …
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Why were Americans excited when they first learned of the French Revolution?

A)
They felt it would increase trade with France.

B)
They thought democracy was being spread around the world.

C)
The new leaders were Americans.

D)
The king of France was beheaded.

User Ofri Raviv
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I believe it is B) They thought democracy was being spread around the world


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