<span>The King was not part of the Estates General. It was composed of the nobility (First Estate), clergy (Second
Estate) and commoners (Third Estates).
In 1789, King Louis XVI summoned them to solve the country’s financial
deterioration. Usually the first two
estates outvoted the third whenever they voted on a certain issue. This time, however, the Third Estate was
represented Count Mirabeau and the priest Abbe Sieyes who brought the
grievances of the people to the assembly.
Discussions dragged on with no solution in sight. The Third Estate announced that it was now
the new National Assembly who would make laws for the country. When they were prevented entering the session
hall, they assembled at a tennis court
and vowed to create a new constitution and this was called the “Tennis
Court Oath”. Seeing the growing strength of the Third Estate, the King gave in
to their demands and instructed the nobles and clergy to join them.</span>
Answer:
It was strongly believed that the land they were taking into consideration was undesirable, and it was also bordering inhabitable land.
Besides it was also considered that the White settlers would not have any interest in encroaching into that specific area.
Answer:
the need to feel good about oneself
Explanation:
According to my research on studies conducted by various psychologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question George gave in to the need to feel good about oneself. This can be said because the only reason George did not ask for feedback was because he was feeling good about his accomplishment and did not want that to go away because of the possibility of negative feedback.
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I believe the answer is: Traits
In this context, A traits refers to the characteristics that we use to describe the quality of a certain individual.
The characteristics that we use could include both personalities or physical characteristics that may influence other people perception toward that individual.
