Question

did frances system of estates violate the principles of equality

Answer 1

France's*

And yes it did violate the Enlightenment principles of equality...

There were three estates:

First Estate: members of the clergy
Second Estate: members of the aristocracy
Third Estate: everyone else


A huge example of the inequality was: taxes


The First Estate: The Clergy (Catholic)

made up about 0.5 percent of the population
collected a tithe, or money from churchgoers (10% of the income of all French citizens)
paid little in taxes ~Wealthy
had access to the king and to positions of power (some second estate)
​


The Second Estate: The Aristocracy (nobles)

had more power and privileges htan any other estate
made up about 2% of population
controlled most of the wealth (landowners)
did not have to pay most taxes
was not expected to take part in business or trade
​


The Third Estate: Peasants

made up about 98% of the French population
lived mostly in rural areas
was generally poor peasant farmers
paid the highest taxes
had the lowest social status and the least amount of political power

Answer 2

than*

Answer 3

that is correct

Answer 4

NO ITS NOT RIGHT

Answer 5

its is this

Answer 6

France's*

And yes it did violate the Enlightenment principles of equality...

There were three estates:

First Estate: members of the clergy
Second Estate: members of the aristocracy
Third Estate: everyone else


A huge example of the inequality was: taxes


The First Estate: The Clergy (Catholic)

made up about 0.5 percent of the population
collected a tithe, or money from churchgoers (10% of the income of all French citizens)
paid little in taxes ~Wealthy
had access to the king and to positions of power (some second estate)
​


The Second Estate: The Aristocracy (nobles)

had more power and privileges htan any other estate
made up about 2% of population
controlled most of the wealth (landowners)
did not have to pay most taxes
was not expected to take part in business or trade
​


The Third Estate: Peasants

made up about 98% of the French population
lived mostly in rural areas
was generally poor peasant farmers
paid the highest taxes
had the lowest social status and the least amount of political power

Answer 7

see im smart

Answer 8

No - that's called copy/past / PLAGIARISM!!! v-v
Grow a BRAIN!! and stop trying to take credit for work YOU didn't write~

Answer 9

^^ lol