Question

the french and indian war breaks out in north america. parliament passes the stamp act, sparking protests in the american colonies. 1773 british parliament passes the tea act. at lexington and concord between british soldiers and colonial minutemen. the british surrender to the americans at yorktown. 1750 1760 1770 1780 1790 1800 1763 the treaty of paris ends the war and diminishes french power in north america. 1770 british troops fire on demonstrators in the boston massacre, killing five. 1777 the american victory at the battle of saratoga is the turning point of the war. 1778 france recognizes american independence. 1783 great britain recognizes american independence. what does the timeline suggest as a reason why the french supported the americans during the revolutionary war? (1 point) the french feared that american troops would attack them unless they joined the war. the french believed supporting the americans would bring them wealth. the french were angry with britain and wanted to support its enemies. the french hoped to overthrow the americans and reclaim their land.

Explanation:

The timeline shows the French - Indian War (1750 - 1763) where France lost power in North America to Britain. By supporting the Americans in the Revolutionary War against Britain, France could seek revenge and undermine British power.

Answer:

The French were angry with Britain and wanted to support its enemies.