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sjones

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In France, prior to the French Revolution, what were the three estates?
 
  A) The Primary Estate of the ruling class, the Mass Estate made up of the peasants and military, and the Church Estate of the clergy.
  B) The First Estate made up of the clergy, the Second Estate consisting of the nobility, and the Third Estate, which included everyone else.
  C) The Philosophes Estate made up of intellectuals, the Major Estates consisting of the government, and the General Estate of the masses.
  D) The First Estate consisting of the press, the Jacobins Estate composed of the terrorists, and the Liberty Estate of wealthy land owners.
  E) The First Estate made up of the clergy; the Second Estate consisting of the military; and the Third Estate which included everyone else.

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The use of iron had all of the following effects EXCEPT
 
  A) changing warfare.
  B) bringing new areas of land into cultivation.
  C) creating more durable tools.
  D) creating art forms.
  E) providing a cheaper alternative material.



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Answer to Question 1

B

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sjones

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Reply 2 on: Jul 4, 2018
Gracias!


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