How did the American revolution contribute to the start of the french revolution?

A. French leaders introduced oppressive laws in an attempt to prevent a situation like the American revolution.

B. French soldiers who had fought in the American revolution hoped to bring similar changes to France.

C. French citizens were outraged at the monarchy for it's failure to support the colonists during the American revolution.

D. The military of the new United States invaded France in an attempt to remove it's monarchy.

B. French soldiers who had fought in the American revolution hoped to bring similar changes to France.

Explanation:

The enlightened writers of the eighteenth century, philosophers, political scientists, and economists, commonly called philosophes, and from 1751 the encyclopedists, contributed to undermine the foundations of the divine law of kings. The philosophy of the 'Enlightenment' has therefore played a significant role in the turn these historical events took but their influence must be told in a more nuanced way: to accord too much importance to the philosophical precepts born during that century would be revealed as a major lack of fidelity historiographical

The current of thought in France was the Enlightenment, whose principles were based on reason, equality and freedom. The Enlightenment had served as a boost to the Thirteen North American Colonies for the independence of its European metropolis. Both the influence of the Enlightenment and the example of the United States served as an ideological "springboard" for the beginning of the revolution in France.

The correct answer is B