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Aliança franco-americana

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Imagem da esquerda: Estandarte real do Reino da França.
Imagem da direita: Bandeira dos Estados Unidos de 1777 to 1795.

A aliança franco-americana é o nome com que ficou conhecida a aliança de 1778 entre a França de Luís XVI e os Estados Unidos durante a Revolução Americana.[1][2]

Foi um pacto em que a França fornecia dinheiro e armas com a condição de que os Estados Unidos entrassem em uma guerra de longa escala contra o Reino Unido.[1][3][4][5]

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  2. Entangling alliances with none by Lawrence S. Kaplan p.27–28
  3. Cambridge Ilustrated Atlas of Warfare, p.159
  4. Entangling alliances with none by Lawrence S. Kaplan p.29
  5. Full Adet quote on Jefferson in Thomas Jefferson by Richard B. Bernstein p.140 [2]
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