How was the Estates-General useful in uniting France under one national identity?
It allowed members from different social classes to enforce taxation laws and challenge election results.
It allowed noblemen, clergy, and townspeople to serve together as a legislative body in the French government.
It gave equal voting rights to all social classes in France, including the noblemen, the clergy, and townspeople.
It provided a way to deny privileges for the wealthier groups of people, resulting in a more unified nation.

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How was the Estates-General useful in uniting France under one national identity?
 It allowed members from different social classes to enforce taxation laws and challenge election results.
 It allowed noblemen, clergy, and townspeople to serve together as a legislative body in the French government.
 It gave equal voting rights to all social classes in France, including the noblemen, the clergy, and townspeople.
 It provided a way to deny privileges for the wealthier groups of people, resulting in a more unified nation.

tshimp0629 · Answer

what do you believe the answer is?

kimberly_pr · Answer

I think maybe C?

tshimp0629 · Answer

i think maybe you're correct

tshimp0629 · Answer

:)

kimberly_pr · Answer

Thanks :) can I ask you one more question?

tshimp0629 · Answer

of coarse!

kimberly_pr · Answer

How did Hugh Capet contribute to the development of a national identity in France?
 He founded the Capetian Dynasty, which used military force to unite French territories. 
 He used diplomatic maneuvering and alliances to increase French territory and centralize its government.
 He drove the foreign invaders from the country, uniting the French people.
 He purchased the allegiance of nobles in surrounding regions by using his father's lands as payment.

tshimp0629 · Answer

Hugh Capet contributed to the development of a national identity in France due to fact that he reunited  France and was held as the restorer of France he also granted the institution of French monarch as the sovereign despite the fact that number of crown-lands in France was small since this now on France forever remained united so which one is that close to

kimberly_pr · Answer

Which of my choices sound smost like that?

kimberly_pr · Answer

@TheSmartOne  @pooja195  @whpalmer4

kimberly_pr · Answer

^^maybe they can help too :) but don't go anywhere

kimberly_pr · Answer

@sammixboo  @jabez177  @AloneS  @Awolflover1

kimberly_pr · Answer

Hey @jabez177  do you know the answer to either of my 2 questions?

kimberly_pr · Answer

@GracyGirl  @T-Dawg02  @alivejeremy

alivejeremy · Answer

What's the question?

jabez177 · Answer

Sorry but I'm not too focused right now. 
Kinda multitasking and History isn't on the list at the moment...

kimberly_pr · Answer

I have 2 questions. The first on is 
How was the Estates-General useful in uniting France under one national identity?
 It allowed members from different social classes to enforce taxation laws and challenge election results.
 It allowed noblemen, clergy, and townspeople to serve together as a legislative body in the French government.
 It gave equal voting rights to all social classes in France, including the noblemen, the clergy, and townspeople.
 It provided a way to deny privileges for the wealthier groups of people, resulting in a more unified nation.

alivejeremy · Answer

Can you make it look better?

alivejeremy · Answer

Looks like one big passage

kimberly_pr · Answer

Actually I have to go, but thanks for trying to help

alivejeremy · Answer

First one is

alivejeremy · Answer

It allowed noblemen, clergy, and townspeople to serve together as a legislative body in the French government.

alivejeremy · Answer

;D

alivejeremy · Answer

?Now wheres the second one

kimberly_pr · Answer

I have to go, but thanks :) I medaled you

alivejeremy · Answer

You're welcome. :3