how was national assembly recognised
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On 4 August 1789, the National Assembly passed a law abolishing the feudal system of obligations and taxes. Members of the clergy too were forced to give up their privileges.
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Recognition of National assembly:
- When people were revolting, Louis XVI eventually gave the National Assembly acknowledgment and realise that the Constitution would indeed inspect his authority.
- The National Assembly enacted a law on 4 August 1789 repealing the feudal system of duties and taxes.
- Clergy members were required to abandon their rights, too.
- Tithes were discontinued, and the government seized lands run by the church.
- The nation eventually gained property worth almost 2 billion livres.
- The Estates-General had disintegrated, having been the National Assembly (and the National Constituent Assembly until July 9, 1789).
- Although these institutions were made of the same Deputies chosen under separate orders.
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