Tax Time 1 st Estate: 40 francs 2 nd Estate: 30 francs 3 rd Estate: Bourgeoisie (15), Peasants (10) If you belong to the 3rd estate, pay 3 francs for.

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Tax Time 1 st Estate: 40 francs 2 nd Estate: 30 francs 3 rd Estate: Bourgeoisie (15), Peasants (10) If you belong to the 3rd estate, pay 3 francs for taxes to the 2nd estate. In addition, tithes are due today. Pay 7 francs to the 1st estate. This applies to both the 2nd and 3rd estate.

Who has the most? Who has the least? What is the problem with this system?

Review Enlightenment Principles Popular sovereignty Natural Rights: life, liberty, property Individual freedom Political equality

Who would disagree with these ideas? Who would agree with these ideas? Who likes the way things are? Who wants change?

Resources  http: // Susan Pojer, Howrace Greeley High School. http: // http: //  Censer, J.R., & Hunt, L. (2001). Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution. University Park, PA (The Pennsylvania State University Press). lesson-1-the-french-revolution %E2%80% html