The american revolution had the most influence on the french revolution by

The American Revolution had the most influence on the French Revolution by inspiring the French people to demand their rights as citizens.

The fact that Americans became victorious over Great Britain had a significant influence on the French revolution.

After Americans won the war, the French were convinced that truly united colonists can revolt and still become victorious.  The French never thought that Americans could win the war because the British deployed full military power during the American Revolution.

Also, the new government put in place by the United States after the war became a model for the French. Some of the ideas implemented such as the principle of checks and balances, separation of power, natural rights were part of what motivated the French people to ask for their rights.

French also took part in the American Revolution; in fact, they are a major participant and one of the close allies of the American.

Also, what caused the American Revolution was quite similar to what led to the French revolution. The French revolt against their government because of hardship. The French reformists were confronted with a series of difficulties such as a system of taxation that appeared very unfair and discriminatory, reckless spending of the ruling class and many more.

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