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How was the French society organised?
What privileges did certain sections enjoy?describe

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Answered by Shivasingh11
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1. The society in the France was divided into three states,



Clergy

Nobility

The rest of the population



2. The 90% of the population were peasants in which only the clergy, nobilities and some rich people owned the land and remaining were very poor.



3. The privileges enjoyed by the certain section of the society were;



They were not giving taxes.

The church was also collecting the taxes known as tithes.

And the nobles were collecting feudal dues from the third estate peasants.



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Answered by piuchauhan
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First Estate and Second Estate-These estates consisted of the clergy and nobility. About 60% of the land was owned by nobles, the church and other members of the third estate.

The members of the first two estates that are the clergy and nobility enjoyed certain privileges by birth. The nobles further enjoyed feudal privileges.The third estate comprised

big businessman, merchants, court officials, lawyers, peasants and artisans, Small peasants, landless labourers and servants etc. Peasants were 90% population with very low few owners of land. Only the members of third estate paid taxes.


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