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Until the end of 18th Century France remained a feudal state. Society was divided into social classes, the so-called Estates-General. Third class, represented around 97 percent of people, the so-called bourgeoise was the spine of the economical system. They payed taxes and upheld two ruling classes with their work. Two ruling estates were living luxurious lives which led to economical collapse of the country.
Explanation:
Large differences between this classes led to deep crisis in the country. Third class wasn't able to support two other classes and wanted more political rights. France had economical problems, which were caused by many wars, but also by luxury of the reigning dynasty and the elements that were surrounding it.
I'm from west Africa so I think i could kinda help
during the time of the colonization in Nigeria in west Africa my family wanted to leave the land because the British were draining us of our culture and our rights,we ventured to(any country east of Africa you search up) east Africa to better our situation we knew this journey would be hard and long , we set out for(the country you searched up) in the morning we reached our destination 3 days later once we got there it was much different than we were used to the people of the land did not speak English so we had to learn their language, the weather was much cooler than that we experienced so we were cold for a while before we gathered enough money to buy the appropriate wear for their weather , the land was much bigger than we imagined and was crowded with people from different parts of the world.....
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The correct answer is D. The Wars of the Roses were fought between the rivals for the English throne. They were fought in several sporadic episodes between 1455 and 1487, although there was related fighting before and after this period. The name Wars of the Roses refers to Heraldic badges associated with the two royal houses, the White Rose of York and the Red Rose of Lancaster. The Wars of the Roses came to the common use<span> in the nineteenth century, after the publication of Anne of the Geierstein by Sir Walter Scott in 1829.</span>
The Thirteenth Amendment was an extension of the policy begun by "(D) the Emancipation Proclamation" since this amendment abolished slavery, and the Proclamation declared that all slaves were free. It was simply more formal.
