Why there was hostility against the French armies from the newly conquered countries of Europe?
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There was hostility against the French armies from the newly conquered countries of Europe because of a series of "sweeping military conflicts" by France which had lasted from 1792 till 1802 that resulted from the French Revolution.
Originally limited to Europe, the conflict took on a global aspect slowly. France conquered a vast array of territories from the Italian Peninsula & Low European nations to the Louisiana Region of North America, after a decade of relentless warfare and vigorous diplomacy. French victory in these struggles meant that democratic ideas were disseminated throughout much of Europe, which was not liked by the conquered European nations.
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- In 1792, France was seen with skepticism by European monarchs. They saw Louis XVI overthrow by the French people and were worried that their country would gain revolutionary fervor.⠀
- The hostility between France and one or more European powers between 1792 & 1799 was known as the French revolutionary wars. On 20th April 1792, France, that is, "Legislative Assembly" (the "governing body" of France, which was established in the year 1791) had declared war against Austria. Although the French failed at the beginning, the military succeeded as the war progressed.
- It also includes the first 7 years of the war era which went on till Napoleon's abdication in 1814 during the Napoleonic Wars. Revolutionaries wanted war because they assumed war would unite the nation & they truly wanted to spread revolutionary thoughts all across Europe.
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