The Life of the Commoners: The French System

At the moment, France has undergone a fundamental transformation. Three lands began to be equal, and the bigger gaps between them are rapidly shrinking. The tertiary industry civilians are forced to live and are tired of the poor life trying to change the French system. However, civilians should be responsible for the implementation of the French Revolution. No, it is not. It was a nobleman that caused this revolution, despairing civilians. Commuter's life accounts for 95% of France's total population, and at present France has a right called birth.

The most famous system is the French Antilles regime (former regime), which is the three real estate systems used before the French Revolution (1789-1799). This system consists of clergy (first real estate), nobility (second real estate), farmer, bourgeoisie (third industry). In some areas, especially in Scandinavia and Russia, citizens (urban merchants) and rural civilians create four real estate systems, creating four real estate systems. In addition, poor people without land can be abandoned outside the real estate and there is a possibility that they will remain without political rights. In the UK, two real estate systems were developed to integrate nobility and clergy into the mansion, "public land" was the second manor house. This system produced two houses of parliament, the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Prior to the French Revolution, the structure of the French society was about the system known as the remains of feudalism, the legacy system. Human heritage is very important as it determines the social rights and status of that person. In general, people stay in real estate for a lifetime, and behaviors from the top to the bottom of the legacy system are generations. The first mansion was a priest, the second mansion was a nobleman, and the third mansion was a farmer. Farmers account for over 96% of the majority of French society, but they lack political or economic power. In contrast, clergy and nobility dominate the majority of France's land, occupying all important positions of the government, the army, and the church. This was the era before the French Revolution and was known as the Anshan regime.

The French Revolution was a farmer uprising against a nobleman, a common misunderstanding. In fact, the French Revolution was an uprising that was initiated by the middle class and completed by farmers. In the 18th century, France's trade and commerce transactions were growing. This economic change brought bourgeoisie or middle class. Although many members of the middle class earn more than noble members, the taxes they need to pay prevent them from being promoted in society.