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What was britain's role in the French revolution

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Explanation: Britain's role in the French Revolution was to weaken the revolutionary movement to prevent it from spreading throughout Europe and becoming stronger.

That was done through a first coalition that was made up of several countries but that was a complete failure, however there was a second attempt and the results improved. Gradually Britain was gaining power until obtaining supremacy over many colonies in the world and a great political, social and economic rise and of course the decline of France.

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In the question which states what was the role of Britain in the French Revolution and base on my research and further investigation, I would say that the Britain was one of the enemies of the French in that said revolution.I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for moreĀ 
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