social discrimination was the root cause of French Revolution explain
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The French Revolution
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- The social situations were unbalanced and exploitative in the late 18th century in France.
- The first two Estates were clergy and the nobility.
- The first two estates were privileged classes in French society who collected taxes and control laws.
- The Third Estate consisted of commoners like peasants and workers.
- They paid taxes without having any rights.
- As a result, commoners were extremely discontent and faced discrimination.
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