Le rôle de la FRANCE dans la guerre d'indépendance des ÉTATS UNIS (Yorktown et Chesapeake)

In 1783, the Treaties of Paris and Versailles officially recognized the independence of the United States of America. But they also marked a victory for France over the British Empire. Indeed, France, alongside Spain in particular, would be directly involved in the American Revolutionary War and play a crucial role in the Battles of Chesapeake and Yorkton, which led to independence. It is time to talk about Vergennes, Rochambeau, and De Grasse... less well-known than Lafayette, yet far more important in this war across the Atlantic. 🔎Sources: Based on the War and History dossier #39 - PIERRE GRUMBERG / FADI EL HAGE "French Involvement in the American War of Independence" HARRISON W. MARK "France in the American Revolution" TRAVIS SHAW "How the French Saved America" ​​TOM SHACHTMAN 🎶Music: "Jefferson and Liberty" by William Coulter, "Ballet of the Mad and the Brainless" (OST Empire: Total War), "Devil's Candy Shop" by Nigel Simmons (OST Battlefield 1), "Drums of War" by James Murray, Bach (OST Company of Heroes 2), OST Red Dead Redemption 2 All images in this video belong to their respective copyright holders and are used for purely educational purposes. ➡️ Ave Instagram:   / avehistoire   📧 To contact me: [email protected] May history be with you!