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Anon25 [30]
1 year ago
5

Which was a main reason that the third estate broke off to form the national assembly after louis xvi reconvened the estates gen

eral in 1789?.
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crimeas [40]1 year ago
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The correct answer is repeatedly thwarted by the overrepresented nobles and clergy.the national assembly after louis xvi reconvened the estates general in 1789.

King Louis XVI attempted to alter the tax code to make it more equitable, cognizant of the inequities in French taxation, but he was constantly blocked by the overrepresented aristocrats and clergy. The Third Estate was upset by this and decided to create the National Assembly rather than participate in the Estates General. In the past, voting in the Estates General was done on the basis that each estate only had one vote. The third Estate, however, insisted that each member should have one vote. 3. The Third Estate protested by leaving the parliament when the King turned down this proposition.

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