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What was a major social issue that led to the French Revolution ?

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n200080 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

inequalities

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The social causes also led to the outbreak of the revolution. The inequalities prevailing in the society created much discontentment among the masses and forced them to oppose the prevalent social structure. The French society was mainly divided into two classes: (i) the privileged, and (ii) the unprivileged.

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