What were the major territorial changes during the French Revolution?

What were the major territorial changes during the French Revolution?

During the French Revolution, the major territorial changes included the annexation of the Austrian Netherlands (modern-day Belgium) and parts of the Rhineland, the creation of the French client state of the Batavian Republic (Netherlands), the annexation of the Papal States and the creation of the Roman Republic, the incorporation of the Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice into France, and the establishment of the French client state of the Ligurian Republic (northwestern Italy). Additionally, the French Revolution led to the expansion of French influence and control over various territories in Europe through military conquests and the establishment of sister republics.