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What were the criteria to become an active citizen in France?

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Answered by shahilkashyap858
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Explanation:

In France, all citizens had not the right to vote. Only those men who were above 25 years of age and who paid taxes equal to at least 3 days of a labourer's wage were given the status of active citizens.

Answered by smartbrainz
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Criteria to become an active citizen in France

Explanation:

  • Active citizens had to be educated, have knowledge about the law, must know to speak in French, a continuous income, and have been a resident for over a year. They played a role in the bodies of government. Taxes equal to three days of work each year were paid.These men gathered  in principal assemblies  for nominating  electors and Councillors in their municipalities.
  • In France, the status of active citizen was given to only men over the age of 25 who paid taxes equal to at least three days' wage. They had the right to vote. The majority of the men and women who did not vote was referred to as 'passive voters'.
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