The 18th century France witness the emergence of the middle class.who were they and What were theirs idea?
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In 18th century there was emergence of middle class
They were educated people of third estate like lawyers teachers etc
This middle class emerged to stop the unequalities in tax division and third estate's miserable conditions.
third estate alone had to pay all taxes of the state this was heavy burden on them and on top of that there are not given importance there were no special advantages like first and second estate which was very bad
Their ideas were inspired by the great thinkers who wanted social equality without rich and poor
This middle class wanted to change the society and remove unequalities between them
they inspired other members of Third estate to join them and they started doing protests
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In 18th century there was emergence of middle class
They were educated people of third estate like lawyers teachers etc
This middle class emerged to stop the unequalities in tax division and third estate's miserable conditions.
third estate alone had to pay all taxes of the state this was heavy burden on them and on top of that there are not given importance there were no special advantages like first and second estate which was very bad
Their ideas were inspired by the great thinkers who wanted social equality without rich and poor
This middle class wanted to change the society and remove unequalities between them
they inspired other members of Third estate to join them and they started doing protests
Hope it helps you dear. . .
have a good day ♢♢♢
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In the 18th century, middle class was a social group who earned their wealth through an expanding overseas trade and from the manufacture of goods such as woolen and silk textile. In addition to merchants and manufacturers it also included lawyers and administrative officials. They were well educated and believed that
(i) no group in society should be privileged by birth.
(ii) a person's social position must depend on his merit.
(iii) a society must be based on freedom and equal laws and opportunities for all.
(iv) this idea was maintained by Locke, Rousseau and Montesquieu
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