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How did Britain respond to the French Revolution? A) They went to war against the revolutionary government. B) They supported the revolutionary government. C) They issued a Proc…

How did Britain respond to the French Revolution? A) They went to war against the revolutionary government. B) They supported the revolutionary government. C) They issued a Proc…
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How did Britain respond to the French Revolution?

A) They went to war against the revolutionary government.
B) They supported the revolutionary government.
C) They issued a Proclamation of Neutrality.
D) They issued an embargo.

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User Truongky
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Generally speaking, Britain "went to war against the revolutionary government," but only after it became clear that the Revolutionary government was going to be more harmful than the old regime.
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