Revolutionary War (French Revolutionary War)

The French Revolutionary War (1792–1802) was a conflict between France and various European monarchies, who sought to restore the old order and prevent revolutionary ideas from spreading. It began with France's internal upheaval, the French Revolution, which aimed to overthrow monarchy and establish equality. Neighboring countries, fearing revolutionary influence, declared war on France. The conflict involved intense battles, shifts in alliances, and significant political change within France. Ultimately, the war led to the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, reshaping France and Europe, spreading revolutionary ideals of liberty and equality across the continent.