The French Revolution - The Three Estates
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The French Revolution - The Three Estates
- 2. The French government was an absolute monarchy. France was divided into three classes, called Estates.
- 3. Roman Catholic clergy 1% of the population Owned 15% of the land Paid no taxes
- 4. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheSuggested Voting Pattern: Voting by Estates 1 1 1 Louis XIV insisted that the ancient distinction of the three orders be conserved in its entirety.
- 5. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheNumberof Representatives inthe Estates General: VotebyHead! 300 300 648
- 6. Nobility/Aristocracy 2% of the population Owned 25% of the land Paid no taxes
- 7. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheSuggested Voting Pattern: Voting by Estates 1 1 1 Louis XIV insisted that the ancient distinction of the three orders be conserved in its entirety.
- 8. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheNumberof Representatives inthe Estates General: VotebyHead! 300 300 648
- 9. Lawyers, craftsmen, merchants, and peasants 97% of the population Owned 65% of the land Paid all of the taxes to support the government and the church Had no voice in the government
- 10. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheSuggested Voting Pattern: Voting by Estates 1 1 1 Louis XIV insisted that the ancient distinction of the three orders be conserved in its entirety.
- 11. Commoners 3rd Estate Aristocracy 2nd Estate Clergy 1st Estate TheNumberof Representatives inthe Estates General: VotebyHead! 300 300 648