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The distribution of goods led directly to the development of cities. Just like in Europe cities developed around centers of trade. The trade led to the urbanization and development of big towns that were connecting different trade routes. The trade routes involved North Africa, Sahara, and Europe and it lasted for centuries. More urbanization led to even the first university being built in Timbuktu in Mali.
<span>The conflict within the Third Estate over its role is a reflection of its membership and their own goals. Working-class people just wanted to escape grinding poverty and have a chance to thrive and survive, whereas the more middle-class members wanted to ascend into the ranks of the nobility by means of their material success. It leads to the work of the leaders of the revolutionary factions to "equalize" how society functioned by reigning in aristocratic privilege and making the overall governmental style more egalitarian so that all can interact and benefit from the actions of the government.</span>
