How was french society organised ? What privileges did certain section of the socitey enjoy
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The French society in the old regime was divided into three estates:
1.First estate had the Clergy
2.Second estate had nobles
3.Third estate comprised of businessmen, doctors, lawyers, peasants, daily wage workers etc.
The privileges of the first and the second estate:
They were privileged from birth.They were exempted from paying taxes.Furether,the nobles collected taxes from the third estate.The members of the third estate had to work on the fields of the second estate
1.First estate had the Clergy
2.Second estate had nobles
3.Third estate comprised of businessmen, doctors, lawyers, peasants, daily wage workers etc.
The privileges of the first and the second estate:
They were privileged from birth.They were exempted from paying taxes.Furether,the nobles collected taxes from the third estate.The members of the third estate had to work on the fields of the second estate
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Answer. The French society was divided into 3 estates. The members of the first two estates, that is, the clergy and the nobility, enjoyed certain privileges by birth. The most important of these was exemption from paying taxes to the state.
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