Who was the King of France when England recognised the independence of the United States?
Correct answer: D. Louis XVI
- A. Louis XV
- B. Alfonse VI
- C. Charles X
- D. Louis XVI
Explanation
Louis XVI was king of France when the 1783 Treaty of Paris formally recognised American independence. Louis XV had died earlier, while Charles X ruled decades later.
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