The causes of the French Revolution surround two main areas of interest. Those two areas include social and economic inequalities in the Old Regime.
Your Assignment:
1). Name the three social classes present in France during the late 18th and early 19th century.
2). Explain what groups of people made up each of these classes.
3). State reasons why the classes, and the discord among some, helped lead to the French Revolution.
Due: By Sunday 10/30/11 no later than 11:59p.m.
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The three social classes or estates, were the people of France. Two of the estates had privileges,and the other didn't
The third estate was made up of the middle class, bankers factory workers, merchants and others.
They split for different freedoms, and did so to help the revolution in one way or another.
1) One was the Privileged Estates. Another one was the The Third Estate.
2) The higher class, and the lower class, thats pretty much it. There wasn't a middle class.
3) They didn't like the classes, and they wanted to revolt against it. Thats why.
1. The three social classes were the first estate, the second estate and the third estate.
2. The first estate consisted of clergy of the Roman Catholic Church, the second estate was made up of rich nobles and the third estate was made up of bourgeoisie, urban lower class and peasant farmers.
3. The lower classes were already ticked because they had to pay all the taxes and then when the enlightenment introduced new government ways on top of serious economic problems with weak leadership it pushed the people to the edge and they did something about it.
1.) The three social classes were the poeple of france. One was esates, the second was The privieged esates, and the third esates.
2.) frist was the french people, second was high offices and exepmtions from taxes this was the middle class, third was the lowest class with the peasants.
3.) The split for some different freedoms, and it helped lead the french revolution.
1). 3 social classed or estates were made of the french. 2 estates had rights and the others didnt.
2.) the 3rd class was made of middle class, bank merchants, and other people.
3.)they all wanted different freedoms so they went different ways and then they helped the revolution in alot of ways.
1.) 2 of the estates had privliges, including acess to high offices and exemtions from paying taxes that were not granted to members of the 3rd.
2.) The first & second was made up of high class people but the third estate was made up of about 97% of the people.
3.) Some reasons were because the high classes got more priviliges then the rest and it was unfair so the y wanted to stop it!!
1)First Estate, Second Estate, Third Estate
2)First- made up of clergy of Roman Catholic Church
Second- made up of rich nobles
Third- included bourgeoisie, urban lower class, and peasont farmers
3)scorned enlightenment ideas, disagreed about enllightenment ideas, and resented the wealthy First and Second estates
1. First estate, Second estate, third estate.
2. First estate- made up of clergy of roman Catholic Church and they scorned Enlightenment ideas. 2nd estate- made of rich nobles, held the highest offices in government, and they disagreed about enlightenment ideas. 3rd estate- included bourgeoisie, urban lower class, and peasant farmers, they had no power to influence governement. They embraced enlightenement ideas and resented the wealthy First and Second estates.
3. The 3rd estate believed in the new Enlightenment ideas about authority and government. The nobles and other two estates did not. The thrid estate was inspired by the success of the American Revolution. The 3rd estate maid up 97% of the population and paid 50% of the income paid by taxes on them. Even if they were wealthy they were taxed heavily and lacked many priviledges.
1)first estate, second estate,and third estate
2)first estate included the Roman catholic church. the second estate involved the rich nobles and hifgh people in the goverment. the third estate included bourgeoisie,urban lower class,and peasant farmers.
3)the peasant and famers had no power in goverment and resented the weathly first and second estates.the secind ground (rich nobles)disaagreed about enlightenment ideas. the first and highest class scorned enlightenment ideas. the 3 estate was about 97% of the population, the 1 estate was abou 1% and the second esaste was about 2% of the population.
1- First estate, Second estate, Third estate
2- First estate was made up of clergy of the Roman Catholic church. Second estate was made up of rich nobles. Third estate was made up of urban lower class, bourgeoisie, and peasant farmers.
3- The estates had either scorned, disagreed, or embraced the enlightenment ideas. This caused conflict between them cause of the different ideas that they had..
The three estates of people was divided by there privileges. The first estate were Roman Catholic Clergy. Next were the nobles and the last estate was the middle class, the poor, and the peasants.
The first class was the Catholic clergy who provided education and relief to the poor. The nobles were rich and loved power. The last class was formed by the middle class who worked and payed taxes. This class included the poor. Last in the third estate was the peasants who payed the most taxes.
Some classes were treated better then others. Some got special treatment cause they were rich. This lead to a revolt for everybody to be free and have there own rights.
1&2)Clergy of the Roman Catholic Church formed the first estate, or social and political class. The second estate was made up of rich nobles. The third and final estate was made up of three groups that differed greatly in there economic conditions, the first group was the bourgeisie, or middle class-such as bankers factory onwers, mechants, and skilled artisans. The second group was the workers of France's cities. The third group was peasants.
3)The third estate wanted more power, so they suggested that they get to form laws and reforms in the name of French people.
1) One was the Privileged Estates. These people had privileges (hence the name), such as access to high offices and exemptions from taxes. These two privileged estates were both the First and Seond estates. The Third Estate was where about 97% of the people belonged. This is where the middle class resided along with many peasants. This estate did not have privileges.
2) The Roman Catholic Church formed the First Estate. The Second was made up of rich nobles. The third was made up of the middle class -- bankers, factory owners, merchants, professionals, and skilled artisans -- along with the workers of France cities such as tradespeople, apprentices, laborers and domestic servants. Peasants formed the largest group of the Third Estate.
3) Many people were getting tired of being treated differently. Some people got treated like royalty. Others got treated so-so and yet others were treated like dirt. Everyone wanted to be treated equally. The lower classes always had to pay all the taxes and the rich class didn't have to. They wanted more freedoms.
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