Before the Revolution, French Society was made up of Three Estates. The First Estate was made up of the clergy and priests, The Second Estate was made up of Nobles, and the Third Estate was made up of Commoners. Which Estate was the largest?

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Third

First

Second

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Belen Arnold

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19 December, 02:51

Before the Revolution, French Society was made up of Three Estates. The First Estate was made up of the clergy and priests, The Second Estate was made up of Nobles, and the Third Estate was made up of Commoners. Which Estate was the largest?

Question 1 options:

Third

First

Second

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Vaughn Cunningham · Answer 1

Third Estate

Explanation:

The Third Estate comprises of 2 groups (urban and rural) together making up over 90% of France's population; making it the largest

The urban included wage-labourers. The rural included free peasants

Santino Strong · Answer 2

Santino Strong 19 December, 03:14

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The answer to this is "Third".

Before the Revolution, French Society was made up of Three Estates. The First Estate was made up of the clergy and priests, The Second Estate was made up of Nobles, and the Third Estate was made up of Commoners. Which Estate was the largest?Question 1 options:ThirdFirstSecond

Before the Revolution, French Society was made up of Three Estates. The First Estate was made up of the clergy and priests, The Second Estate was made up of Nobles, and the Third Estate was made up of Commoners. Which Estate was the largest?

Question 1 options:

Third

First

Second