Question

who were estate general

Answer 1

Estates General, additionally called States General, French États-Généraux, in France of the pre-Revolutionary government, the agent get together of the three "estates," or requests for the region: the ministry and respectability—which were advantaged minorities—and a Third Estate, which spoke to most of the general population.

Before the finish of the fifteenth century, the Estates-General could be said to have procured its principle qualities, yet it was not, nor would it at any point turn into a foundation. Since the lords had as of now required a perpetual direct duty all through France (the taille), they could get along without the Estates-General in ordinary circumstances after 1500.

Answer 2

Estates General, additionally called States General. In France of the pre-Revolutionary government, the agent get together of the three "estates," or requests for the region: the ministry and respectability—which were advantaged minorities—and a Third Estate, which spoke to most of the general population.

Before the finish of the fifteenth century, the Estates-General could be said to have procured its principle qualities, yet it was not, nor would it at any point turn into a foundation. Since the lords had as of now required a perpetual direct duty all through France (the taille).