How did france's social divisions in the late 1700s contribute to the french revolution? a) all of the estates in french society believed the government should be changed. b) members of the first estate believed those in the second estate should have greater rights and privileges. c) members of the second estate demaned significant social and financial reform. d) members of the third estate were dissatisfied with social and economic inequality.

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How did france's social divisions in the late 1700s contribute to the french revolution? a) all of the estates in french society believed the government should be changed. b) members of the first estate believed those in the second estate should have greater rights and privileges. c) members of the second estate demaned significant social and financial reform. d) members of the third estate were dissatisfied with social and economic inequality.

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One way that France's social divisions in the late 1700s contributed to the French Revolution was members of the third estate were dissatisfied with social and economic inequality. Members of the third estate were the peasants and the bourgeoisie. The third estate consisted of 90% of the population in France. The correct answer is D.