Question

What do you mean by old regime

Answer 1

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$<b>$OLD REGIME IS USUALLY USED TO DESCRIBE THE SOCIETY AND CONSTITUTION OF FRANCE BEFORE 1789.

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Answer 2

The Old Regime literally means any socio-political system that no longer exist.  But the phrase "Old Regime" is usually being referred to the socio-political and economic system in France before the French Revolution. So under the Old Regime France was a monarchy, the social strata was divided into three estates and all the people in France were the subjects of the King.