explain the feudal structure of french society
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Answer:
During the ‘middle ages’ of Europe the feudal system was flourished.
It was a pyramid system, based on the level of power.
The king was at the top, who gave grants of land to his noblemen called baron.
The noblemen provided troops to the king.
Then bishop, who was almost equal to the barons.
Then the lords or knights, who got grants of land from bishops.
And the lowest in hierarchy were peasants who worked upon the lands.
This system was based on hierarchy of king at the top, followed by
baron, bishop, knights and peasants
Answer:
the feudal structure of the French society while the French revolution was like :
Explanation:
the feudal structure of the French society while the French revolution was like :
in the period of French revolution the king of France was Louis XVI he got married to Austrian princess Marie antoinettehe was a cruel ruler and also he used the treasury money to fulfill his wishes.
in that period French society was divided into three states the first state was known as the clergy means the priests the second state where the Nobel persons means the kings third States included peasants farmers labourers etc.
the king used the treasure money for maintaining his extravagant palace of Versailles
and under Louis XVI French helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from the common enemy British so in the period of Louis XVI he found an empty treasure that's why he decidedthat the peasants and farmers who belonged to the third States where have to pay extra Taxes to the Government of France meanwhile this led to the French revolution
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