Three Estates

The three manners "three manners" are used to explain the difference between the European Parliament. In the Webster dictionary, the National Assembly is defined as "a member of the aristocracy, clergy, ordinary people, convoked by a British sovereignty for a certain period of time, then dissolved, then constitute the highest legislature in the UK". In the case of "Mixed Party image" and "Contract" (Alford 36) Three different groups mentioned in Webster dictionary definition are the parliament manor.

First of all, the identification of social inequality by the three real estate systems is the most important reason for the French Revolution. France before the revolution was divided into three different 'mansions'. The first property is a clergy household, accounting for 2% of the population. Most of the first mansions were wealthy, such as the bishops and monasteries who owned most of the country's land, but the parish priest's life was like a farmhouse (Hetherton). The second mansion is made up of aristocrats, accounting for 1% of the population. These people were born in aristocracy, but they are as poor as the first mansion (Heatherton). The third property is the poorest characteristic. It includes farmers, bourgeoisie and urban workers. But there

One of three land of manners and generals whether wealthy people or poor people composed of French civilians. It occupies the majority of the French population, but the vote for the manor is only one tertiary industry - the same vote, much smaller primary industry (clergy) and secondary industry (nobility). On 17th 1789, the tertiary industry was disappointed with its political incompetence, was deleted from the Governor's Office on June 17 this year, declared the National Assembly.

The king and the first two places rejected the request of the third mansion. In June 1789, the representatives of the tertiary industry declared themselves the French National Assembly. Louis XVI, they allowed three houses to unite as a national parliament. But he began collecting troops around Paris to break the parliament. At the same time, the French massacres also acted. On July 14, 1789, a large group of Paris arrived in Bastille. They believe that they will find weapons and ammunition there to protect themselves from the king. People occupied Bastille and began to dismantle it. A large riot of farmers is also occurring in rural areas.

In the face of economic difficulties, King Louis XVI convened a manor president (three estates) in May 1789 to propose solutions for his government. When falling into a stalemate, the representatives of the tertiary industry formed the National Assembly and recorded the outbreak of the French Revolution. The fear of the king will control the newly formed parliament, the rebels attack Bastille on July 14, 1789, and this day will be the national day of France. In early August 1789, the National Constitutional Council abolished the aristocratic privileges such as individual serf system and monopoly hunting rights. Through "Declaration of Human Rights and Civil Rights" (August 27, 1789), France established the basic rights of men. The "declaration" confirms that "the natural and unrestricted right of human beings" is "resistance to freedom, property, safety, and oppression". Declare freedom of expression and freedom of the press and make arbitrary arrest illegal