What made it possible for France to sign/ratify the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the United States?

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1. What made it possible for France to sign/ratify the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the United States?

News of the surrender of British Gen. Burgoyne's army
It did not have a dependable revenue - It did not have an army or navy - It did not have power to coerce all 13 colonial governments - It not have the power to enforce Treaty of Paris obligations (03 SEPT 1783)
Defense- Helps the Govt. maintain national security mostly through the use of the Military | Alliances- The United States forms military, political, and economic alliances with other countries. | Diplomacy- is the relations and communications carried out between countries. | Foreign Aid- A program of giving military and economic aid (money) to help other countries. | Intelligence- is the gathering information about another country and what its government plans to do.
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What made it possible for France to sign/ratify the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the United States?

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