Social Causes Of The French Revolution | Class 8 - History | Learn With BYJU'S

The social conditions during the late 18th century France were extremely unequal and exploitative. The French society was divided into three major groups or estates. The first was formed by the king and the clergy. The nobles formed the second estate. The third and the most exploited were the rest of the citizens burdened with excessive taxes with no political and social rights. Learn more about the social causes of the French revolution in this video, watch now!

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