How did European philosphes respond to the American Revolution and the emergence of the United States of America as an independent country? They were deeply skeptical of the United States, and believed that its political system would quickly collapse They saw the United States as a society where many of their ideas and recommendations about social reform could be put to the test They believed that it had been a mistake for the North American colonies to rebel against Great Britain They admired the ideals of the United States, but felt that it would quickly be conquered by one of Europe's major powers

How did European philosphes respond to the American Revolution and the emergence of the United States of America as an independent country? They were deeply skeptical of the United States, and believed that its political system would quickly collapse They saw the United States as a society where many of their ideas and recommendations about social reform could be put to the test They believed that it had been a mistake for the North American colonies to rebel against Great Britain They admired the ideals of the United States, but felt that it would quickly be conquered by one of Europe's major powers