The treaty of paris strain the american alliance with the french. what is the reason behind it?

a. the french were upset with the generous boundaries granted to the united states.
b. the french had expected to control the negotiations.
c. the french lost many of their colonies in the negotiations.
d. the french had supported the british throughout the war.

The French had expected to control the negotiations.

Explanation:

From the way I'm interpreting what my textbook says, this is what happened: The French thought they would have a large say in the negotiations at the end of the war, but the United States had made peace with Britain themselves without any say or control from the French. The French helped us a LOT in the war, so I suppose they felt entitled to controlling the negotiations.

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